Updated: 24 May 2023
A planning template for students to use when writing an informative paragraph.
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Years: 3 - 6
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A planning template for students to use when writing an informative paragraph.
Use this informative paragraph planning template when studying informative writing with your students.
Encourage students to use the planning template to help organise their ideas before writing.
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A word version that could be shared with students to type into would be great
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Great support for teaching paragraphing. Thank you
Thank you for your lovely feedback Tula. I hope this resource assists your students with their paragraph writing.