Deconstructing and Reconstructing a text

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Deconstructing and Reconstructing an Informative Text

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Introduction
Body Paragraph 1
Body Paragraph 2
Body Paragraph 3
Conclusion

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Reviewing the Structure of an Informative Text

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What's in an Informative Text?
Introduction                           Body Paragraph                  Conclusion
Body Paragraphs
The first sentence of paragraph should begin with a topic sentence that summarises the primary idea or subject of the paragraph. The next sentence should support the topic sentences by will providing more detail on the topic sentence or main idea. Then add another sentence that proved an example or evidence regarding the main idea.

Introduction
In the introduction, the reader must be introduced to the subject being covered in the text. It needs to also describe what the reader will learning while reading the text's body paragraphs. Introductions also include a 'hook' that could be an intriguing fact or statistic, a personal story, or a question.
Conclusion
The conlusion is what wraps up the whole text. It should summarise the information report as well as focus on what the reader has learned in the text.

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Introduction
- The overview of the text
- Brief outlines of the subtopics that will be explored in the text
- A ‘hook’ (an interesting facts or statistic)
Body Paragraphs
- The topic sentence of each body paragraph
- information about one feature of the topic.
- Supporting details and examples that adds more to the topic
- Technical/subject specific languages that are new or unfamiliar
Conclusion
- Summary sentence
- An information that a reader has learned in the text

Highlighting and Labeling parts of the Text

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Introduction
Body Paragraph 1
Body Paragraph 2 
Body Paragraph 3
Conclusion
Activity: Cut out the information report into parts then glue it back in order 
Title 
Subheading 
Subheading 
Subheading 

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Joint Construction/Shared Writing

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Threats to the Great Barrier Reef

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Paragraph Structure
Topic
Detail
Example
Introducing the main idea in the paragraph.
Adds more details about the main idea/topic of the paragraph 
Provide an example that supports the idea 

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References
Literacy Ideas. (2022). How to Write an Excellent Information Report. https://literacyideas.com/information-report/

Easy Teaching. (n.d). Information Report Planning Sheet. https://easyteaching.net/wp-content/uploads/2021/01/inforeporttemplatesimple.pdf

Kidscyber. (2022). Great Barrier Reef. https://www.kidcyber.com.au/great-barrier-reef

Easy Teaching. (2020, September 30). How to Write an Information Report [Video]. YouTube. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CZnYQJ0ZX9A


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