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Zoo Animal Brochure Writing

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Zoo Animal Brochure Writing

A family is planning a visit to a wildlife park in Aotearoa New Zealand. Help them discover why the kiwi is special. Read the fact file, plan your ideas, then write a short brochure that is clear, interesting and accurate.

Kiwi fact file

The kiwi is a flightless bird native to New Zealand. It has strong legs, shaggy, hair-like feathers and a long bill with nostrils near the tip. Kiwis usually come out at night and use their excellent sense of smell to find food. They probe the forest floor for worms, insects and fallen fruit. Most kiwis live in forests or scrub, often sheltering in burrows. A kiwi egg is very large compared with the size of the adult bird. Kiwis are shy, and several kinds are threatened, so protecting their habitat and keeping introduced predators away helps them survive.

Gather and shape your ideas

Use the fact file to plan information that will interest a visitor.

1.Which detail is the best evidence that a kiwi is adapted for finding food on the forest floor?
  • It has a long bill with nostrils near the tip.
  • It has shaggy feathers.
  • It lays a very large egg.
  • It is native to New Zealand.
2.Write two facts from the fact file that could persuade a visitor to learn more about the kiwi.
3.Complete this brochure note with one accurate detail: “Look out for the kiwi’s .”
4.A brochure needs facts, not guesses. True or false: Kiwis usually hunt for food during the day.
TrueFalse
5.Join these ideas into one compound sentence using and, but or so: “The kiwi cannot fly. It has strong legs.”
6.Write a complex sentence explaining why a kiwi’s sense of smell is useful. Include because, when or although.

Write your brochure

Make your brochure easy for a visitor to scan. Include a catchy heading, at least two useful subheadings, accurate facts, and a sentence that encourages people to protect kiwis. Use your own words and check punctuation.

7.Draft a visitor brochure about the kiwi. You could use the subheadings “A night-time explorer”, “What’s on the menu?” and “Help kiwis thrive”. Include at least four facts from the fact file and an inviting sentence for visitors.
8.Self-check your draft. Which editing step will help readers most? Choose one and explain how you will do it.

2 printable pages

  • Zoo Animal Brochure Writing, page 1 of 2: Kiwi fact file, Gather and shape your ideas

    Page 1

  • Zoo Animal Brochure Writing, page 2 of 2: Write your brochure

    Page 2

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