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Procedural Writing Features
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Procedural Writing Features
Read each question carefully. Circle or tick the best answers. Write your own steps where asked. Word bank: First, Next, Finally, Before, After.
What Is Procedural Writing?
1.What does a set of instructions help someone do?
- Learn how to do something
- Enjoy a made-up story
- Find out what a person looks like
2.Tick each example that gives instructions.
- Rules for setting up a football goal
- A story about a dragon
- A recipe for fruit salad
- A description of a puppy
3.Why should you do the steps in instructions in the given order?
- The steps can help you do the task correctly
- It makes the task take longer
- The order is never important
Spot the Features
1. Choose a flat space.
2. Pick up four cones.
3. Place the cones in a straight line.
4. Leave a big step between each cone.
4.Which features can you find in “How to Set Out Training Cones”? Tick all that apply.
- A heading
- Numbered steps
- Action words
- A picture
- A character speaking
5.Use the clues in each action to write 1, 2, 3 and 4 beside the actions in order.
- Put on your football boots after finding your football and cones.
- Find your football and cones first.
- Walk to a clear space after putting on your boots.
- Start practising after walking to a clear space.
- _____
- _____
- _____
- _____
6.Choose a word from the word bank to begin this step: , Sione picks up the ball.
Word bank: First, Next, Finally
7.Choose a word from the word bank to begin this step: , he places it on the mark.
Word bank: First, Next, Finally
8.Choose a word from the word bank to begin this step: , he kicks it towards the goal.
Word bank: First, Next, Finally
Write and Draw
Write your answers, then draw the three steps for passing a football to a teammate in the box below.
9.Write three steps to explain how to pass a football to a teammate.
10.Write one sentence explaining how a reader could tell which part of your passing steps is happening.
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