📝 Part 1: Planning Your Weekend Recount

1. What was the most interesting thing you did over the weekend?

2. Where did this happen?

3. Who was with you?

4. Choose three descriptive words that describe how you felt during your weekend activity:

excited

happy

surprised

proud

relaxed

adventurous

5. What did you see, hear, or smell during your weekend activity? Write two details:

I saw: _________________________________

I heard: _________________________________

✍️ Part 2: Writing Your Weekend Recount

6. Write your weekend recount story. Use the planning from Part 1 to help you. Try to include:

• A clear beginning that tells what happened

• Descriptive words to make your story interesting

• Words like "and", "but", or "so" to join your ideas

• Different ways to start your sentences

7. Choose the best sentence starter for your recount:

Over the weekend, I...

On Saturday morning, I...

Yesterday, my family and I...

The best part of my weekend was when I...

8. Read your story aloud to yourself. Circle one thing you could add to make it even better:

More describing words

How I felt

What I could see or hear

A better ending

🌟 Part 3: Sharing and Reflection

9. After sharing your story with a partner, write one thing they liked about your recount:

10. What is one new describing word you learned today that you could use in your next story?

Weekend Recount Writing

Weekend Recount Writing

📝 Part 1: Planning Your Weekend Recount

✍️ Part 2: Writing Your Weekend Recount

🌟 Part 3: Sharing and Reflection

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