Write an inductive paragraph. check to see that all the sentences lead up to the point made in your concluding topic sentence. it can be any topic you want.

"Low-value coins do far more harm than good. It costs 1.7¢ to mint a penny and 8.1¢ to mint a nickel! You always get plenty of pennies, but never use them yourself...they're not even valuable enough to buy anything! Canada has already gotten rid of theirs, and so should we. Did you know that the United States used to have a half-cent coin but discontinued it in 1857 when it had more buying power than today's dime. We lost $105 million on minting pennies and nickels last year. It's time we stop the presses and leave these coins behind."

(original work of mine as an example. literally just take a topic, make a main point, and make sentences that lead up to it. i hope this isn't a laziness issue.)

An inductive paragraph is a collection of sentences that, through some kind of reasoning or proof, lead you to a conclusion.
Try with this:
Cinderella was a very good humoured, loving and positive girl and used this qualities to overcome the difficulties of her life and reach happiness.
At an early age she lost her mother but thanks to her good heart and the love for her father managed to stay happy and avoid sadness.
When her father married again her good hearth and positive attitude put his happiness before everything even knowing the bad attitude of her step-mother towards her.
When her father died too, she didn't allow herself to despair and instead used the heavy chores imposed on her by her evil step-mother and her good humour to fill her life with new meaning and happiness.
We can see that the qualities that made Cinderella overcome her sad situation led her, at the end, to happiness and fulfilment marring the Prince and becoming a princess.