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Browse our collection of writing worksheets aimed at helping teach the structure and language features of narratives, information reports, poetry, persuasive writing and more. These resources include genre exemplars, posters, activities, templates, graphic organisers and more.
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Structure of a Report Exemplar
An annotated example of an information report, highlighting correct structure and features.
Rabbits Report Jumble (Supported)
Unjumble the information report on rabbits. Guide included.
Rabbits Report Jumble
Unjumble the information report on rabbits.
Features of a Report
Read the information report and follow the instructions to analyse the structure and features.
Report Structure Poster
A poster showing the structure of an information report.
Topic Sentence Match
Cut and paste to match the topic sentences to the paragraphs.
Describe a Pirate Writing Task
Use words from the word bank to write a descriptive paragraph about a pirate.
Descriptive Writing Prompt Cards Set 1
A set of 20 descriptive writing prompt cards designed for the early and middle years.
Descriptive Paragraph Prompts: Rainforest Animals
Describe the rainforest animals. Use the word bank provided for support.
Descriptive Paragraph Prompts: Grassland Animals
Describe the grassland animals. Use the word bank provided for support.
Descriptive Paragraph Prompts: Desert Animals
Describe the desert animals. Use the word bank provided for support.
Descriptive Paragraph Prompts: Water Animals
Describe the water animals. Use the word bank provided for support.
Playdough Recipe Jumble
The recipe is jumbled. Cut and paste to put it back in the correct order.
Fairy Bread Recipe
A fairy bread recipe text.
Fairy Bread Recipe Jumble (Yrs 1,2)
The recipe is jumbled. Cut and paste to put it back in the correct order.
Fairy Bread Recipe Jumble (Yrs 2,3)
The recipe is jumbled. Cut and paste to put it back in the correct order.
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