a form of non-fiction writing that provides true and factual information about someone or something

refers to the distinctive characteristics that belong to a text type

the person responsible for crafting the words that make up a text

Identifying the features of an information text to prepare for writing our own

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Generating information about authors to prepare to write an information text

Planning and writing the introduction of an information text about an author

Planning the first section of an information text about an author

Writing the first section of an information text about an author

Planning the second section of an information text about an author

Writing the second section of an information text about an author

In this unit, pupils learn how to use viewpoint fronted adverbials as sentence starters. In 'Nocturnal Animals: Non-Chronological Report', pupils will build on this by using a variety of sentence starts to make their writing varied. 

In 'The Great Fire of London: Non-Chronological Report', pupils used their knowledge of a real-life event to write a report with the purpose of informing its reader. In this unit, they will build on this by writing about one particular person and their life. 

In this unit, pupils write an information text in three paragraphs about the author Atinuke. Pupils use research as a starting point to write their texts, which will include an introduction, a paragraph about her childhood and a paragraph about her jobs and books.

Atinuke and other authors: information text

Which of the following are examples of non-fiction texts?

writing that provides information about someone or something

writing that provides the ingredients and instructions for a meal

to provide a vivid picture of an imaginary setting

to inform the reader about something or someone

What is the **purpose** of an information text?

What person perspective is an information text mainly written in?

Order the following to show your understanding of the layout of an information text.

made up stories involving elements which did not happen in real life

texts which presents real events, information, or knowledge

Which of the following is an example of third person perspective?

What are the different ways you can end a sentence?

Identifying the features of an information text to prepare for writing our own

Lesson outcome