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Family Recount Writing

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Family Recount Writing

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📚 Part 1: Understanding Recounts

1. What is a recount? Circle the best answer:

A story about something that really happened

A made-up fairy tale

A shopping list

2. What do we need to tell in a recount? Tick all that apply:

Who was there

What happened

Where it happened

When it happened

3. Circle the time words we can use to show order:

First

Then

Purple

Next

After that

✏️ Part 2: Planning My Family Recount

4. Fill in your story map about your family:

Who? (Who was in your family story?)

What? (What did you do together?)

Where? (Where did it happen?)

When? (When did it happen?)

5. Put these events in order by writing 1, 2, 3 next to them:

____ Then we ate dinner together

____ After that we played games

____ First we went to the park

🖊️ Part 3: Writing My Family Recount

6. Use your story map to write your family recount. Remember to:

• Start with a capital letter

• Use finger spaces between words

• End with a full stop

• Use time words like first, then, next

Sentence starters to help you:

First, my family and I ________________

Then we ________________

After that ________________

7. Draw a picture of your family recount:

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