Let’s solve this step by step.
We are asked to write a
thesis statement for each topic. Remember, a thesis statement is one sentence that includes:
- The
topic (what you’re writing about)
- A
claim (your opinion or main point)
- At least
2 subtopics (reasons or supports)
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Topic 1: Education is important to have.
Supports given:
1. It could enable one to get a better paying job.
2. It makes a person a more interesting individual.
Now, let’s build the thesis statement:
Start with the topic: “Education is important...”
Add your claim: “...because it helps people in two big ways.”
Then add the two supports as reasons: “...it can help someone get a better-paying job and also make them a more interesting person.”
Put it all together in one smooth sentence:
→ *Education is important because it can help a person get a better-paying job and become a more interesting individual.*
That’s clear, has the topic, claim, and both supports — perfect!
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Topic 2: Soccer is a sport for everyone.
Supports given:
1. It is not limited to any age group.
2. It does not require any expensive equipment.
Build the thesis statement:
Start with the topic: “Soccer is a sport for everyone...”
Add your claim: “...and here’s why.”
Add the two supports: “...because anyone of any age can play it, and you don’t need fancy or expensive gear.”
Make it one sentence:
→ *Soccer is a sport for everyone because it can be played by people of any age and doesn’t require expensive equipment.*
Again, we’ve got the topic, claim, and both supports — done right!
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Final Answer:
Topic 1 Thesis Statement: Education is important because it can help a person get a better-paying job and become a more interesting individual.
Topic 2 Thesis Statement: Soccer is a sport for everyone because it can be played by people of any age and doesn’t require expensive equipment.
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of writing thesis statements worksheet.
