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Recount Writing Adventures

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Recount Writing Adventures

Children writing stories

📚 Part 1: Understanding Recounts

1. What is a recount?

A made-up story about dragons

A story about something that already happened

A recipe for cooking

2. Which words help us show the order of events? (Tick all that apply)

First

Purple

Then

Last

Big

3. Recounts tell us about things that happened in the:

Future (tomorrow)

Past (yesterday)

Present (right now)

4. Circle the past tense verbs:

played    will run    went    jumping    saw

✏️ Part 2: Sequencing Events

5. Number these events from 1-4 to show the correct order for "My Morning":

_____ I ate my breakfast

_____ I woke up

_____ I went to school

_____ I brushed my teeth

6. Fill in the missing sequencing words:

________ I went to the park. ________ I played on the swings. ________ I had a snack.

Word bank: First, Then, Last

7. Write about something you did yesterday. Use the sentence starters below:
First I ________________________________
Then I ________________________________
Last I ________________________________

🎨 Part 3: My Recount Adventure

8. Draw a picture of something fun you did recently:
9. Write 2-3 sentences about your picture. Remember to use past tense words!

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