Strong Introductions
What is an introduction?
This part tells what the writing will be about.
What is informative writing?
This type of writing teaches the reader about a topic.
What are facts?
These are things that are true.
What are linking words?
These words connect ideas in writing.
What is a conclusion?
This part comes at the end of informative writing.
What is the topic?
An introduction names this.
What are facts?
Informative writing uses facts, not opinions.
What are details?
These help explain facts.
What are linking words?
“Also” and “another” are examples of these.
What is the topic?
A conclusion reminds the reader of this.
What is understand the topic?
A strong introduction helps the reader do this.
What does explain mean?
Informative writing explains a topic clearly.
What is support?
Facts and details do this to ideas.
What is organize?
Linking words help do this to information.
What is wrap it up?
A conclusion does this to the information.
What is the introduction?
This part comes at the beginning of an informative paragraph.
What is informative writing?
This kind of writing is not meant to tell a story.
What is understand the topic?
Facts help readers do this.
What are linking words?
These words show order, like first and next.
What is what they learned?
A strong conclusion helps the reader remember this.
What is the job of an introduction?
An introduction prepares the reader for facts and details.
What is the purpose of informative writing?
Informative writing helps readers learn new information.
What is research or learning?
This is where facts usually come from.
What is follow or understand?
Linking words make writing easier to do this.
What is a conclusion?
This part gives a sense of ending.