Writing a RECOUNT. The purpose of a recount is to tell what happened or what
someone did in the past. It is often based on the direct experience of the author.
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Success Criteria: Recount Writing. Knowledge. • I will describe an event or series
of events in chronological order. • My writing will be about a main idea and ...
3.033 Recount Writing. 1. Steps – teaching a new form of writing. • Familiarisation
with the genre. • Discover a framework. • Modelled writing. • Shared writing.
How to use a recount to tell my audience about something I have done.
Motivation. Pre Lesson: Explore exemplars of recount writing to find out the
requirements ...
Deeper Features. Mark how the writer is meeting each criteria along each
continuum: Doesn't Does Does. Do Do Well. 1 The title tells the reader the topic
of the ...
Children should listen to, speak, read and write recount texts for a wide range of
audiences, varying language features and text structures to suit the audience ...
Writing to Recount. Audience. Purpose. Examples. Typical Structure. Typical
Language. Features. Someone who is interested in what has happened. To tell
the ...
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Recount is a piece of text that retells past events ... The purpose of a recount text
is to give .... Every text type, including recount, always use conjunctions to make ...
Children should listen to, speak, read and write recount texts for a wide range of
audiences, varying language features and text structures to suit the audience ...
'deas R1_R6 R1 One Simple idea can be inferred from the text (I took my cat for
... and language Rl—R6 R1 names an event but does not continue to recount.
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Writing a recount. Title. Introduction. Who? What? When? Where? Chronological
sequence of all the events. using... Time connectives. e.g. first... when... then.
Writing a recount Title __________________________________ Introduction Who? What? When? Where? Chronological sequence of all the events. using... Time connectives e.g. first... when... then... later... the next day... after... finally...
