This document provides instructions for writing an information report. It begins with having students write a short report about an animal they already know as practice. It then lists questions that can be used to identify facts for an information report about an animal. The document discusses the typical structure of an information report, including the title, introduction, subheadings, and caption. It also describes how to transform an information report into a comic strip using Pixton. Finally, it provides instructions for students to work in groups to research an animal and create a comic strip information report.
This document provides instructions for writing an information report. It begins with having students write a short report about an animal they already know as practice. It then lists questions that can be used to identify facts for an information report about an animal. The document discusses the typical structure of an information report, including the title, introduction, subheadings, and caption. It also describes how to transform an information report into a comic strip using Pixton. Finally, it provides instructions for students to work in groups to research an animal and create a comic strip information report.
This document provides instructions for writing an information report. It begins with having students write a short report about an animal they already know as practice. It then lists questions that can be used to identify facts for an information report about an animal. The document discusses the typical structure of an information report, including the title, introduction, subheadings, and caption. It also describes how to transform an information report into a comic strip using Pixton. Finally, it provides instructions for students to work in groups to research an animal and create a comic strip information report.
This document provides instructions for writing an information report. It begins with having students write a short report about an animal they already know as practice. It then lists questions that can be used to identify facts for an information report about an animal. The document discusses the typical structure of an information report, including the title, introduction, subheadings, and caption. It also describes how to transform an information report into a comic strip using Pixton. Finally, it provides instructions for students to work in groups to research an animal and create a comic strip information report.
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An Information Report Chapter 8 (Information Report) Little Pre-Test Don't fo rget your time 10 mi is only nutes We are going to learn about “Writing an Information Report”. But before that, i need you to write down an information report about an animal that you already knew. An information report about an animal Information Report ● Where does it live? ● What does it look like? When you write an information ● What does it eat? report, first look for facts. You ● When does it hunt? can use questions to help you ● How does it look after and feed its young? identify what facts to look for. ● What special characteristics or habits does it Here are some questions you can ask for an information report have? about an animal ● Who or what is a danger to the animal Now look at the Pupil’s book page 41 Here are generic structures of information report
3. Subheadings 1. Title 2. Introduction and Topic The title tells us about the It tells us what the report Sentence We use subheadings to tell the reader information report is is about in one or two what each section is about. The topic about sentences sentence that has the main idea of the paragraph 5. General 4. Tenses 5. Caption Statement At the end of our report, We often use photographs and we We use present simple to sometimes label them with a we write a general write about facts caption statement. Now, let’s change the information report from page 41 to a comic strips We can make a comic strips from an information report by using Pixton- web. But before you make it, remember to find out about these things
1. Where does it live?
2. What does it eat? 3. How does it look after and feed its young? 4. What special characteristics or habits does it have? 5. Who or what is a danger to the animal? It’s Practice Time
Step 1 Step 2 01 Make groups consist of two 02 Find informations about an animal. people You can use questions to help you identify what facts to look for
Step 3 Steps 4 03 Make your comic from the 04 Don’t forget to write down your informations that you have names to the comic that you collected already made 01 Introduction You can enter a subtitle here if you need it Reminders
To buy Homework Mercury is the closest planet to the Venus has a beautiful name and is Sun and the smallest one in the the second planet from the Sun. It’s Solar System—it’s only a bit larger hot and has a poisonous atmosphere than the Moon Main subjects
Mercury Venus Mars
It’s the closest planet to the Venus has a beautiful name Despite being red, Mars is Sun and the smallest in the and is the second planet actually a cold place. It’s full Solar System from the Sun of iron oxide dust Main activities Venus Jupiter Venus is the second planet It’s the biggest planet in from the Sun the Solar System
Mars Saturn Despite being red, Mars is Saturn is a gas giant and a cold place has several rings 02 Activities You can enter a subtitle here if you need it Organize your ideas Do you know what helps you make your point clear? Lists like this one:
● They’re simple ● You can organize your ideas clearly ● You’ll never forget to buy milk!
And the most important thing: the audience won’t miss the point of your presentation Awesome words “This is a quote, words full of wisdom that someone important said and can make the reader get inspired.”
—Someone Famous A picture is worth a thousand words Don't for get A picture ... always reinforces the concept Images reveal large amounts of data, so remember: use an image instead of a long text. Your audience will appreciate it 2022 Big numbers catch your audience’s attention 1st Jupiter is the biggest
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Venus Mars Jupiter Saturn
Venus is the Mars is red but Jupiter is the It’s composed of second planet actually a very biggest planet of hydrogen and from the Sun cold place them all helium 03 Our team You can enter a subtitle here if you need it Our team
Timmy Jenna Doe Susan Bones You can speak a bit about Jimmy You can speak a bit about You can speak a bit about this person here this person here this person here Daily summary You can write here a summary of your day or something else that you consider important Materials Item A Item B
● You can add here the ● You can add here the materials you need materials you need Subject 1 ● Use this space to enter notes or something about the subject ● Use this space to enter notes or something about the subject ● Use this space to enter notes or something about the subject
Subject 2 ● Use this space to enter notes or something about the subject ● Use this space to enter notes or something about the subject ● Use this space to enter notes or something about the subject Conclusions 04 You can enter a subtitle here if you need it Desktop software You can replace the image on the screen with your own work. Just right-click on it and select “Replace image” Tablet app You can replace the image on the screen with your own work. Just right-click on it and select “Replace image” Mobile web You can replace the image on the screen with your own work. Just right-click on it and select “Replace image” Find our schools Venus Venus is the second planet from the Sun
Saturn It’s composed of hydrogen and helium Our next courses Mercury is the Despite being closest planet to red, Mars is very the Sun cold
Ma Ap Ma Jan Feb r r y Venus is the Saturn is a gas Earth is the place second planet giant and has where we live on from the Sun several rings How do we do our activities?
Activity 1 Activity 2 Mercury is the smallest Venus is the second planet planet from the Sun
Activity 3 Activity 4 Jupiter is the biggest Earth is the place planet of them all where we live on Insert your main notes Next Subject activities Insert your text Insert your Insert your text Insert your text Math here! text here! here! here!
Insert your text Insert your Insert your text Insert your text Drawing here! text here! here! here! This is a graph 12% 22% Venus Mars Venus is the second Mars is actually a very planet from the Sun cold place
30% 36% Saturn Neptune Follow the link in the graph to modify its data It’s composed of It’s the farthest planet and then paste the new one here. hydrogen and helium from the Sun For more info, click here Last reminders Important task Don't f orget
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