Structure of a Report Exemplar

Overview:

An annotated example of an information report designed to showcase its correct structure and key features. This display provides a clear reference for early and middle years students to understand how to organise and format an information report.

Learning Objectives:

• Understand the structure of an information report, including the introduction, body, and conclusion.
• Identify key features of an information report, such as headings, factual statements, and clear organisation.
• Apply these elements to their own writing to create clear and informative reports.

How the Activity Works:

This classroom display provides a model information report with annotations pointing out the essential features and structure. It highlights elements such as the title, introduction, factual statements, headings, and conclusion. Students can use this reference to guide them in planning, writing, and structuring their own information reports, ensuring clarity and logical flow of ideas.

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