Describe some differences between imaginative, informative and persuasive texts, and identify the audience of imaginative, informative and persuasive texts
Describe some differences between imaginative, informative and persuasive texts, and identify the audience of imaginative, informative and persuasive texts
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This unit is progressive in nature and designed to introduce students to informative texts as well as the structure of information reports....
This progressive unit includes everything you need to introduce students to different texts types. The unit contains a presentation, workshe...
This presentation is an excellent way to introduce Informative Texts and Information Report writing to your class. The progressive presentat...
This presentation is a simple way to revise basic text types with Year 1 students. It explores the differences between fiction and non-ficti...
Students will identify the purpose of a text, for example fiction (tells a story) or non-fiction (gives information).
These Features of Fiction and Non-Fiction Text sorting cards allow students to work independently or in small groups, to identify and sort o...
This simple display poster highlights a variety of different types of fiction and non-fiction texts that students can read and write. Dis...
These simple display posters give a basic explanation of Fiction and Non-Fiction texts as well as provide a range of examples. There are 2...
These 5 Finger Retell Hands give students a visual prompt to help them retell the main ideas within a fiction or non-fiction text. This will...
Print and display this simple Information Report poster when introducing this concept to your class. The display provides a clear example of...
These Informative Texts Student Reference Cards give students a basic understanding that informative texts are factual, non-fiction texts an...
This worksheet encourages students to explore the difference between facts, opinions and untrue statements as they are required to write onl...
These sorting cards give students a variety of scenarios to discuss and determine if they are fact, fiction or an opinion. The cards can be...
These worksheets are a terrific way to assist students with identifying facts, opinions and untrue statements. There are 2 options availa...
These worksheets introduce students to the Informative text feature of diagrams. Students will read the passage and then cut and paste the m...
This basic Information Report planner template is useful when students are researching information for an information report on any topic. I...
Use these cute Australian Animal Information Report templates to display your studentsβ writing. These templates complement the Animal Infor...
Use these display posters for your students to refer to when writing Animal Information Reports. The symbols complement the Animal Informati...
This planner aligns perfectly with the features shown in the Informative Text Presentation. Animal information reports are a terrific way to...
This quiz allows students to revise and demonstrate their understanding of informative texts and the structure of information reports. Wh...
This Informative Text assessment asks students to identify between fact and fiction, before pasting the facts into the correct sequence of t...
These simple display posters give a basic explanation of Opinions and how they are used in texts. The posters are designed to be used in con...
These Terrific Text Types Student Reference Cards give students a basic understanding that we can read and write a variety of different kind...
This worksheet will assist students when learning to identify the difference between topics that might be fact or fiction. Students will the...
These colourful and engaging cards can be used as a whole-class discussion or game, or as a small group activity to allow students to practi...
This cute, summer-themed literacy task centre activity gives students hands-on practise to identify and sort a variety of facts and opinions...
This worksheet will assist students when learning to identify the difference between topics that might be fact or fiction. Students will the...
These worksheets are a terrific way for students to demonstrate their ability to identify the difference between facts and opinions. There a...
Scoot is such a fun way to review a topic at the end of a unit! This whole class game will help students demonstrate their ability to ident...
This worksheet allows students to demonstrate their understanding of fiction and non-fiction texts by identifying their purpose and giving t...
This quiz allows students to revise and demonstrate their understanding of different text types β with the main focus being on differentiati...
A simple assessment tool where students demonstrate their learning from the Types of Text Unit. Students are required to identify fiction, n...
This quiz allows students to revise and demonstrate their ability to answer literal and inferential questions using the information in the t...
Embark on a journey through the Storybook Adventure Map, a whimsical guide to the realms of storytelling. Navigate Character Cove, Setting S...
The Storybook Passport, along with its adorable boarding passes, is your ticket to a world of imagination and exploration! This interactive...
The "Storytelling Cards" resource is a versatile tool designed to ignite creativity and enhance narrative skills in students. With a collect...
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