Worksheet designed to teach students how to write a concluding paragraph, featuring definitions, examples of linking words, and a blank space for writing practice.

To write a good concluding paragraph, you need to do three things:
1. Start with a linking word from the list provided (like "In conclusion" or "Finally").
2. Restate your main idea in new words. Since we don't have an original essay, we will pretend the essay was about why reading books is important.
3. End with a final thought that wraps everything up nicely.

Here is a step-by-step example of how to build this paragraph:

* Step 1: Pick a linking word. Let's use "In conclusion,".
* Step 2: Summarize the main points. If the essay was about reading, we might say that books help us learn and imagine new things.
* Step 3: Write the final sentence. We can say that everyone should try to read every day.

Now, let's put those steps together into full sentences on the lines provided.

Final Answer:
In conclusion, reading books is a wonderful habit that helps people learn new things and use their imagination. Throughout this essay, we have seen how stories can teach us about the world and help us relax. Finally, everyone should try to read for at least twenty minutes every day to keep their minds sharp and happy.