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Exploring Informative Writing
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Exploring Informative Writing
📚 Part 1: Multiple Choice & Features
1. Which sentence is an example of informative writing?
I love that game!
Bees make honey and live in hives.
What a funny story!
2. Which part of a text usually tells the main topic?
The title
The picture only
The author's name
3. Check all features you can find in an informative text:
Headings
Facts
Funny jokes to entertain
Diagrams or pictures that explain
4. Which linking word is good to add another fact?
But
Also
Hooray
✏️ Part 2: Short Answers & Writing
5. Choose a short title for this mini text:
Bees make honey. Bees live in hives. Bees help flowers grow.
6. Write two short sentences to inform about a topic you know (for example: your pet, your school, or a sport). Start with a topic sentence and add one sentence with a linking word like also or another.
7. Which sentence is the best concluding sentence for this text?
The text: "Cats are pets. They sleep a lot. Cats are fun animals."
Cats are pets.
They sleep a lot.
Cats are fun animals.
8. Draw a simple picture that matches the topic you wrote about. Add a label (name) for your picture.
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