Updated: 20 Jul 2019
A set of 3 worksheets to help your students identify informative language features in informative texts.
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Years: 5 - 6
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A set of 3 worksheets to help your students identify informative language features in informative texts.
Students read the three informative texts provided and underline the informative language features. These include:
The texts included are:
Suggested answers for teachers are also provided.
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