Updated: 06 Jun 2023
A set of 5 fact files and a scaffolding sheet which can be used to write an informative text.
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Years: 5 - 6
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A set of 5 fact files and a scaffolding sheet which can be used to write an informative text.
Use this teaching resource when your students are learning how to write an informative text.
It includes a set of 5 fact files covering the following topics:
Students read the facts in the fact file and sort them into the table provided.
Using these facts, students write an informative text using the provided scaffolding sheet.
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It would be great to include the answers so we can easily project them onto the IWB for students to self check.
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