Effective Notice Writing: English Writing Worksheet for Grade 6 

This Grade 6 worksheet, helps learners practice writing clear and concise notices for different events, announcements, and reminders. The exercises focus on organizing important details like date, time, place, and registration information into a simple format. By doing so, students develop the ability to communicate important information to a larger audience. 

Why Notice Writing Matters in Grammar? 

Notice writing teaches students how to convey essential information clearly and concisely while using formal language. For Grade 6 learners, this worksheet helps: 
1. Strengthen sentence clarity, conciseness, and structure. 
2. Practice using proper formats for notices. 
3. Improve grammar and punctuation through formal writing. 
4. Develop skills in delivering important messages in a readable and engaging way. 

What’s Inside This Worksheet? 

Exercise 1 – Lost and Found 
Students write a notice for the school notice board about a lost pencil box found in the playground, inviting the owner to collect it. 

Exercise 2 – Inter-House Drawing Competition
This task involves writing a notice for an upcoming inter-house drawing competition, including details such as the date, time, venue, and how to register. 

Exercise 3 – Library Book Return
Learners write a reminder notice for students who have not returned library books, asking them to return them by Friday. 

Exercise 4 – Cleanliness Drive
Students write a notice inviting their classmates to participate in a cleanliness drive organized by the school’s eco-club. They include the date, time, and venue. 

Exercise 5 – School Picnic 
This task involves writing a notice informing students about a school picnic, including the date, place, and necessary items to bring. 

✅ Answer Key (For Parents & Educators) 

Each notice should include: 
1. Heading – The purpose of the notice (e.g., Notice of Lost Item). 
2. Date – Mention the date the notice is being issued. 
3. Details – Key information (time, venue, registration, etc.). 
4. Sign-off – Contact details or sign-off at the end. 

Example for Exercise 1 – Lost and Found: 

                                                          Notice
                                                   Lost and Found
Date: [Insert Date] 

A pencil box was found in the school playground. The owner is requested to collect it from the Lost and Found desk in the school office. 

Kindly bring identification for verification. 
 
Signed, 
[Your Name] 
 Class Monitor 

Help your child develop effective communication skills with this Grade 6 Notice Writing Worksheet — where clarity and structure meet creativity! 

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