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Informative Writing Structure Practice

Carlos and Sofia are preparing a short informative article for a dairy farm’s visitor center. Use the notes and activities below to practise organizing facts into a clear introduction, body, and conclusion. Write in complete sentences when asked.

Plan and organize

Use these fact notes throughout this section: Dairy cows need fresh water and nutritious feed. A milking machine gently removes milk from the cows. The milk is cooled and transported to a processing plant. At the plant, it is tested and packaged before stores receive it.

1.An informative essay usually has three main parts. Name them in the order a reader encounters them.

2.Which sentence would best introduce an informative paragraph explaining how milk gets from a dairy farm to a store?

I drank milk with breakfast this morning.
Milk travels through several careful steps before it reaches a store.
Milk is a thing that people sometimes like.
My favorite grocery store is near my house.

3.Match each part of an informative essay to its job.

Introduction
Body
Conclusion

Explains the main points with facts and details
Wraps up the explanation and reminds the reader of the main idea
Introduces the topic and main idea

4.Number these facts from 1 to 4 to show the order milk follows from the farm to stores: ___ It is tested and packaged at a processing plant. ___ Cows are milked using a machine. ___ Milk is cooled and transported to a processing plant. ___ Stores receive the packaged milk.

5.Complete the explanation with the best transition: “The milk is cooled after milking. ______, it is transported to a processing plant.”

For example
Next
However
In contrast

6.Rewrite this sentence so it gives a clear, specific fact about caring for dairy cows: “The cows get stuff they need.”

Part

Your notes

Main idea / topic sentence

Supporting fact 1

Supporting fact 2

Closing thought

7.Write a two- or three-sentence introduction for an informative paragraph explaining how milk gets from a dairy farm to a store. Include a clear main idea and preview at least one step.

8.Write one or two concluding sentences for your paragraph. Restate the main idea in fresh words and do not add a new fact.

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