Seven pages for one informative piece. Page 1 is the plan. Page 2 organizes it into three sections with headings, a picture or chart, an introduction and a conclusion. Page 3 is the same plan on lines: three main ideas, each with its details, and topic words. Page 4 collects details: facts, a definition, a quotation with its source and an example. Page 5 swaps vague words for exact ones. Page 6 is a paragraph frame, and page 7 a page of linking words.
Look at a nonfiction book with headings together and talk about what each heading tells the reader. Then let students plan their sections. On page 3, show how to write a quotation with who said it and where it was found.
Read a nonfiction article about an animal together and point out its headings. Ask your child to tell you the most interesting fact in their own words.
Informative writing about animals in sections with headings. Students plan a piece, gather facts, definitions, quotations and examples, choose exact words for their topic, link ideas and write a conclusion.
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