Imaginative vs Informative Worksheet Pack – Perfect for Prep/Foundation

Help your youngest learners confidently explore the difference between imaginative vs informative texts with this engaging worksheet pack designed especially for Kinder students.

Whether you’re introducing imaginative texts full of creativity and storytelling, or informational texts that teach us facts about the world, these worksheets offer simple and effective activities to support early comprehension skills.

Build Text Awareness: Imaginative vs Informative Worksheets for Early Years

This imaginative vs informative pack includes:

• Clear visuals and easy-to-understand examples
• Cut-and-paste sorting activities
• Sentence starters for imaginative and factual writing
• Matching tasks for features of imaginative texts and informational texts

Students will love interacting with both types of texts as they begin to recognise their features and purposes.

Support Early Literacy with Imaginative and Informational Texts

Use this resource to:

• Launch literacy units on text types
• Encourage discussion about the purpose of different books
• Lay strong foundations for visual and written text comprehension

Designed for little learners just starting their reading journey, this Imaginative vs Informative Worksheet Pack makes understanding texts fun, clear, and achievable from the very start.

Download Imaginative and Informative Worksheets Today!

Use the dropdown menu to choose between the easy to print PDF or the editable Google Slide version of these worksheets.

This resource was created by Lindsey Phillips, a teacher in Michigan and a Teach Starter Collaborator.

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