An Eagle Fact File for Report Writing

Fact files make a great tool when it comes to teaching students how to write an information report.

This scaffolded writing activity, crafted by our expert teaching team, aims to assist your students in composing an information report about eagles. The activity guides students in transforming dot points from a fact file into full sentences, which they then use to construct a comprehensive report. Encourage students to include any additional relevant information they know about eagles in their report.

The fact file contains the following information about eagles:

• Classification
• Size and Appearance
• Habitat and Lifestyle
• Diet and Eating Habits

The resource download includes:

• Fact file
• Writing sentences from dot points worksheet
• Report writing scaffold

This resource downloads as a:

• Full-colour PDF
• Black-and-white PDF
• Google Slides (containing both a colour and a black-and-white fact file)

Teach the Skills for Writing an Information Report

This informative writing activity has been designed by our experienced teacher team to teach your students the skills they need to write a well-structured information report.

1. Writing Sentences from Notes—The ability to write complete sentences from research notes is a vital skill when writing an information report. This resource allows students to practise writing clear and concise sentences from the provided dot points.
2. Categorisation – In an information report, related ideas are placed together in paragraphs. This resource teaches students this important skill as they group like information together, e.g. appearance, lifestyle, diet.
3. Using a Writing Scaffold – The scaffold included in this resource teaches students the structural components of an information report and helps them organise their ideas according to these conventions.

Download to Teach Information Report Writing

Use the dropdown menu on the Download button above to access your preferred version of this resource. (Note: You will be prompted to make a copy of the Google Slides template before accessing it.)

Keen to save paper? Why not project the fact files on your interactive whiteboard rather than making copies for students? The environment will thank you for it!

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