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Recount Writing Adventures
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Recount Writing Adventures
📚 Part 1: Understanding Recount Structure
1. What are the three main parts of a recount? Circle the correct answer:
Beginning, Middle, End
Orientation, Events, Conclusion
Who, What, Where
2. What do we include in the ORIENTATION? Tick all that apply:
Who was there
What happened
When it happened
Where it happened
3. Circle the best sentence starter for the EVENTS section:
"I think that..."
"First, I..."
"Maybe we could..."
4. What comes at the end of a recount? Circle one:
A question
A conclusion or how you felt
The beginning again
✏️ Part 2: Planning Your Recount
5. Think of something special that happened to you. Fill in the boxes below:
ORIENTATION (Who, What, When, Where):
EVENTS (What happened first, then, next?):
First:
Then:
Finally:
CONCLUSION (How did it end? How did you feel?):
🎨 Part 3: Recount Ideas
6. Draw a picture of your favourite memory that you could write a recount about:
7. Write three ideas for recounts you could write:
1.
2.
3.
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