Headings and Subheadings Practice
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Headings and Subheadings Practice
📚 Part 1: Understanding Headings and Subheadings
What are headings and subheadings?
• A heading is like a big sign that tells you what a whole story or chapter is about
• A subheading is a smaller sign that tells you about one part of the story
Example from a story about jungle animals:
The Animals of the Jungle ← This is the main heading
The Brave Elephants ← This is a subheading
The Clever Monkeys ← This is another subheading
🔍 Part 2: Finding Headings and Subheadings
Read this short text about jungle servants:
The Hard-Working Animals
The Strong Elephants
The elephants carry heavy logs with their trunks. They are very strong and help people build houses.
The Fast Horses
The horses run quickly to carry messages. They never get tired and always do their job well.
The Helpful Camels
The camels carry water and food across the hot desert. They are very useful animals.
Sentence starter: Headings help me because they tell me ________________
✏️ Part 3: Writing Your Own Headings
________________
The tigers hunt at night when it is dark. They have big teeth and sharp claws. They are the strongest hunters in the jungle.
Main heading: ________________
Subheading 1: ________________
Subheading 2: ________________
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