This year, my students were having so much trouble grasping the concept of information reports. While it isn't the most exciting topic, I put together a pack which includes group work and step by step instructions on how to write information reports.
It includes:
- What is an information report? (activity & guide for class activities and discussion).
- The structure of an information report.
- Visual elements in an information report.
- Glossary / bibiliography writing.
- Sample information report from the National Geographic web.
- Formal language used in reports. (passive voice, limited use of pronouns etc.)
- Report writing tips poster.
- Whole class / pair research activity with information provided.
- Brain storming sheet.
- KWL chart.
- Drafting a report.
- Editing your draft of the report.
- Checklist / pair checklist for editing.
- Information report assessment with rubric.
Check out TPT The Sea of Knowledge Store, TPT ESL World, or The Sea of Knowledge Blog for more.
Thank you for reading!
Yara
It includes:
- What is an information report? (activity & guide for class activities and discussion).
- The structure of an information report.
- Visual elements in an information report.
- Glossary / bibiliography writing.
- Sample information report from the National Geographic web.
- Formal language used in reports. (passive voice, limited use of pronouns etc.)
- Report writing tips poster.
- Whole class / pair research activity with information provided.
- Brain storming sheet.
- KWL chart.
- Drafting a report.
- Editing your draft of the report.
- Checklist / pair checklist for editing.
- Information report assessment with rubric.
Check out TPT The Sea of Knowledge Store, TPT ESL World, or The Sea of Knowledge Blog for more.
Thank you for reading!
Yara
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