This is a fun and engaging whole class activity about organisation within a paragraph. Using a non-fiction context (information about space) pupils go to a paragraph party. They have to work out who is hosting the party (the topic sentence), who is the uninvited guest (information that doesn't belong) and various other activities.
In short, it's a lively and memorable way of exploring non-fiction paragraphs.
In short, it's a lively and memorable way of exploring non-fiction paragraphs.
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Paragraph parties bundle
Use the excellent 'paragraph party' approach to explore the concept of non-fiction paragraphing in a fun and engaging way. Here are 4 different paragraph parties on a wide variety of non-fiction subjects. The skills are transferrable. I use this approach everytime I teach the idea of paragraphing to young writers and it does get the message across very well. Try it!
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Organisation within a paragraph, non-fiction writing
Teach children the important skill of organisation within a paragraph. Essential for non-fiction writing. This bundle is suitable for information writing, persuasive and biography writing.
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