This KS1 text types resource pack will teach pupils how to write an instructional text. Pupils will read a model text 'How To Make A Pancake' before exploring other instructional texts that could be written using the writing prompts provided. The text is perfect to read and explore in the run up to Pancake Day, with pupils following the instructions to make their own pancakes.
This KS2 WAGOLL instructions resource pack includes:
Model text - How To Make A Pancake: An example instructional text
Sequencing cards - A set of images to support pupils to sequence the instructions in the model text
Instructions writing sheet - a PDF containing success criteria that pupils can use to support their writing, with examples of command sentences, adjectives and verbs in the present tense
Instructional writing ideas - PDF cards to inspire ideas for writing
Instructions writing plan: a worksheet to support pupils to plan and structure their writing
Themed writing paper: A PDF sheet that pupils could use to present their work.
What is instructional writing?
Instructions are written to give the reader clear and logical steps to reach a desired goal. Examples of instructional text include recipes, technical manuals, how to play a game or science experiment write-ups.
National Curriculum English programme of study links:
Year 1
Pupils will write sentences by saying out loud what they are writing about and composing sentences orally before writing
Year 2
Pupils should write for a range of purposes
Pupils should consider what they are going to write about before beginning by planning or saying out loud what they are going to write about
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