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Holiday Recount Writing
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Holiday Recount Writing
📚 Part 1: Understanding Recounts
1. Which question does the orientation of a recount answer?
What happened?
Who, where and when?
How to do it step by step
A list of items
2. Which word is a time connective you can use to show sequence?
Quickly
Because
Then
Colourful
3. Check all the features that should be in a holiday recount:
Orientation (who, where, when)
Step-by-step instructions for a recipe
Events written in order
A conclusion that reflects on the holiday
4. Match each example sentence to the correct recount feature.
A. "Last summer, I went camping with my cousins."
B. "First, we set up the tent and then we collected firewood."
C. "I loved the holiday because I spent time outdoors and learned to fish."
1. Conclusion
2. Orientation
3. Events in order
5. Write three planning questions you should answer before you write your recount (short answers):
✏️ Part 2: Plan, Draw and Write
6. Draw three key moments from your holiday. Label each drawing with a short note: Who? Where? When? How did you feel?
7. Use your drawing and notes to write an orientation (one sentence):
8. Write the middle of your recount. Include at least two time connectives (e.g., First, Then, Later):
9. Write a concluding sentence that shows how you felt about the holiday:
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