I'll be adding to this page when I can, and I'll also put everything in alphabetical order.
Hope it helps.
INFORMATION REPORT
9-12 years narrative structure cards - YouTube
9-12 years narrative poster - YouTube
Nouns are names of people, places or things. There are different types of nouns.
An information report is to tell
the reader information about a topic, e.g. ducks.
- The reader will need to know what you are talking about (title)
- Description
- If your report is about something alive:– where does it live, what it eats, its habits, breeding, life cycle
- Start with an introduction and use sub headings - you could even put the heading in the form of a question e.g What do ducks eat?
- Use a variety of sentences to make your report interesting
NARRATIVE STRUCTURE
Here are some great links to explain narrative structure
6-8 year old narrative structure cards - YouTube9-12 years narrative structure cards - YouTube
9-12 years narrative poster - YouTube
NOUNS
PROCEDURAL TEXT
When cooking, playing a game, making something or following directions, these are great opportunities to incidentally talk to your child about procedural text.
Structure of a Procedural Text
Procedures tell you how to do something.
- Title gives the goal - what you are trying to do
- List of materials or ingredients or rules
- Steps are presented in order
The first word of each step will usually be a verb (doing word) like cut, stir, pour, roll, turn etc.
VERBS
A doing word.
Something one can do - like run, jump, cut, draw, play, skip.......
Mrs Hale
