Informative Paragraphs: Facts and Details
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Objective
I can write an informative paragraph about a topic using facts and details.
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Key concepts
3 concepts
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Informative writing teaches readers something new or more about a topic.
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Informational books are made up of facts about a topic; these facts are statements and information that can be proven true.
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Text features help readers understand more about a topic by giving detailed information such as definitions, labels, and explanations.
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Practice
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What is the main purpose of informative writing?
Name three examples of informative writing.
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Exit ticket
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“Write a short informative paragraph about your favorite animal. Include at least three facts about the animal.”
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