🌱 Part 1: Understanding Recount Structure

1. What are the three main parts of a recount text?

Beginning, middle, end

Orientation, sequence of events, conclusion

Title, story, pictures

2. Which time connectives help us order events in a recount? (Tick all that apply)

First

Then

Finally

3. The orientation of a recount tells us:

How the story ends

Who, what, when, and where

Only what happened

✍️ Part 2: Planning Your Growth Recount

4. Choose a growth experience to write about. Circle one:

• Planting and growing a seed

• Watching a plant grow

• A time when I grew or changed

• Learning a new skill

5. Orientation: Fill in the details for your recount.

Who: ________________________

What happened: ________________________

When: ________________________

Where: ________________________

6. Sequence of Events: List what happened in order using time connectives.

First: ________________________________________________

Next: ________________________________________________

Then: ________________________________________________

Finally: ______________________________________________

🎨 Part 3: Writing Your Recount

7. Now write your complete growth recount. Remember to include descriptive words and feelings!

8. Draw a picture to show the most important part of your growth story.

Growth Recount Writing

Growth Recount Writing

🌱 Part 1: Understanding Recount Structure

✍️ Part 2: Planning Your Growth Recount

🎨 Part 3: Writing Your Recount

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