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Printable 3rd grade writing worksheet with a hiking picture and word bank for students to write sentences.
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The Hiking Trip

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This printable sentence-writing worksheet gives 3rd graders four open-response prompts tied to a hiking picture. Students use a word bank containing hike, trail, nervous, mark, because, for, and, and or to construct their sentences. Useful for guided writing practice, word-bank reinforcement, or independent writing work.

Subject:
English / Language Arts
Topic:
Writing
Grade Level:
3rd Grade
Updated May 2026

Word Bank

  • hike, trail, nervous, mark, because, for, and, or

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