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Informational Text Structure Worksheet About Lemurs

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Who? Lemurs cover for Non-fiction starters, with a line drawing of a wide-eyed lemur clinging to a tree trunk
Title page to introduce the lemur nonfiction set
What are they? Students read 'Lemurs are small mammals.' then copy and trace it in thin, dotted and outline letters
Opening fact: practise reading and writing one sentence
What do they look like? Students read 'Lemurs look like monkeys.' and trace the sentence in three handwriting styles
Appearance fact for handwriting and fluency practice
Where do they live? Students read 'Lemurs live in Madagascar.' then trace the sentence in thin, dotted and outline print
Habitat fact; a good moment to find Madagascar on a map
What do they eat? Students read 'Most lemurs eat fruits, insects and plants.' and trace it in dotted and outline letters
Diet fact with a longer, two-line sentence to write
What is special about them? Students read 'Lemurs are social creatures.' then trace it in thin, dotted and outline print
Closing fact before reading the whole passage
Lemur passage to read: all five facts in bold print, from small mammals and Madagascar to diet and social creatures
Read-aloud or choral reading of the complete passage
Lemur passage in thin handwriting-style print: students read and copy all five facts together as one paragraph
Copying the passage in a lighter handwriting model
Lemur passage in dotted letters: students trace all five sentences, from 'small mammals' to 'social creatures'
Tracing practice for letter formation and spacing
Lemur passage in hollow outline letters: students trace inside the letters of all five sentences beside a cartoon lemur
Last tracing version of the full passage

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Informational Text Basic Structure Nonfiction Simple Passage 4 for Beginners :

This 20 - page PDF teaching resource helps early elementary students learn how to read and write basic informational paragraphs in English . It has two (2) reading levels that scaffold instruction on the typical structure of English nonfiction writing .

Level 1 .

It focuses on answering simple questions about a topic in 1-2 sentences .

Level 2 .

It answers the same questions as in Level 1, only in fuller sentence structures .

Both levels guide students to compile the questions and answers effortlessly into a cohesive informational paragraph .

The passages cover science topics like animals, their looks and their habitats . The final page provides relevant images for crafts and projects .

This educational resource can be utilized for homework, autonomous work, education center exercises, morning work, substitute educator plans, or as a instructional tool for you and your students . Use the passages for individual practice, small groups, or whole class instruction to build literacy skills . The variety of activities and self-checking passages make this resource versatile for diverse english learners .

It has also proven to be very effective for students that struggle with organising data or demonstrate low attention levels .

A pdf with 20 pages / task cards .

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