📚 Part 1: Identifying Report Features

1. What is the main purpose of an information report?

To tell a story

To teach people facts about a topic

To give instructions

2. Which parts make up the framework of an information report? (Tick all that apply)

Title

Introduction

Body paragraphs with facts

Conclusion

Characters

3. Which words help link ideas in information reports?

Once upon a time, then, finally

Also, another, together with

First, next, last

4. The introduction paragraph should tell readers:

The ending of the report

What the report is about

How to do something

✏️ Part 2: Planning Your Information Report

5. Choose a topic for your information report and write it here:

My topic: _________________________________

6. Write your title (remember to make it interesting!):

7. Plan your introduction sentence. What will you tell readers about your topic?

8. List 3-4 facts about your topic that you could group into body paragraphs:

Fact 1: _________________________________________

Fact 2: _________________________________________

Fact 3: _________________________________________

Fact 4: _________________________________________

9. Write a concluding sentence for your report:

🖊️ Part 3: Writing Practice

10. Using your plan above, write a short information report. Remember to use linking words like 'also', 'another', and 'together with'.

11. Circle the linking words you used in your report above.

Information Report Writing Framework

Information Report Writing Framework

📚 Part 1: Identifying Report Features

✏️ Part 2: Planning Your Information Report

🖊️ Part 3: Writing Practice

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