Structure Transformation Answer Key

Students read a descriptive paragraph about an old bus stop and rewrite it using a problem-solution text structure. They must identify issues in the scene-such as the cracked roof, peeling paint, and flickering streetlamp-and reorganize them into a clearer explanation of the problem accompanied by a logical solution. This activity helps students understand how different structures shape meaning and guide readers. By transforming a description into a structured problem-solution format, students build flexibility in writing organization and strengthen analytical thinking. The exercise encourages careful reading, structural awareness, and purposeful rewriting.

Curriculum Matched Skills

English Language Arts – Recognizing and Applying Text Structures

English Language Arts – Problem-Solution Writing

English Language Arts – Rewriting for Logical Organization

English Language Arts – Craft and Structure in Informational Texts

This worksheet is part of our Organizing Ideas Logically Worksheets collection.