Informative Writing Practice
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Informative Writing Practice
Spotting information
Informative writing shares facts or helpful information.
- A kiwi bird has feathers.
- A tiny dragon lives in my lunchbox.
- A whale is a mammal.
- The moon is made of cheese.
- To share facts or useful information
- To make up a pretend adventure
- To sing a song
Match facts to topics
Draw a line from each topic to a fact that belongs with it.
- A frog
- A carrot
- A tree
- It has a trunk and branches.
- It has smooth, damp skin.
- It is a vegetable.
Make informative sentences
Complete each sentence with a word that makes sense.
Draw and write
Choose a familiar thing, draw it, then share one true fact about it.
Check your writing
Look for facts and sentence features.
- It shares a fact.
- It begins with a capital letter.
- It ends with a full stop.
- It tells a make-believe tale.
- Penguins are birds that cannot fly.
- Penguins are the best animals.
- A penguin wore a crown to the shops.
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