📚 Part 1: Text Structure Components

1. What are the three main parts of an informative text?

Beginning, middle, end

Introduction, body, conclusion

Title, paragraphs, pictures

Facts, opinions, examples

2. The purpose of an introduction is to:

Summarise the main points

Present the topic and grab the reader's attention

Give detailed facts and examples

End the text

3. Which section contains the main facts and details?

Introduction

Body

Conclusion

Title

4. What might you find in a conclusion? (Check all that apply)

A summary of main points

New detailed facts

A final thought or reflection

The topic introduction

✏️ Part 2: Identifying Text Structure

Read this short informative text about kangaroos:

"Kangaroos are amazing Australian animals that are known around the world. These marsupials have powerful hind legs that help them hop at speeds up to 70 kilometres per hour. They also have strong tails for balance and pouches where mothers carry their babies, called joeys. Kangaroos are herbivores, which means they only eat plants like grass and leaves. Clearly, kangaroos are fascinating creatures that make Australia special."

5. Which sentence is the introduction?

6. List three facts about kangaroos from the body of the text:

7. Which sentence is the conclusion?

8. Why is having a clear structure important in informative texts?