
Animal Report
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English, Science
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3rd Grade
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Easy
Robin Lintz
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7 Slides • 5 Questions
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Animal Reports
Teaching others what we've learned
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We need to think about
Our Audience (who will read our work)
Our Goal (What will they Learn?)
Our Topic (What's most important about our topic?)
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Multiple Select
What do we need to think about when writing a report?
(Pick 3)
Audience
Goal
Topic
Colors
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Our writing needs to be
Clear - Easy to read and learn from
Focused - stays on topic
Scientific - no opinions
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Multiple Select
Our Writing needs to be
Clear
Focused
Scientific
Funny
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Multiple Choice
What makes a sentence clear and focused?
it tells some stuff
It states facts (not opinions) about the main topic of the report
it tells one thing and then adds on a bunch more.
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Multiple Choice
Pick the sentence that is more scientific.
I think the eagles are HUGE.
I'm scared of them.
The largest eagle can weigh over 20 pounds.
They're big.
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Open Ended
My Audience is (write who you will be writing your report for.)
Your Parents?
Your Siblings?
Your Classmates?
Your Teacher?
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Taking Notes
When taking notes you will be writing down facts and information from the book you have chosen.
You do not have to write full sentences when writing notes.
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Notes Example
59 types of eagles
4 groups: Sea, Serpent, Giant, and Booted
Live all over the world
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Eagle
There are many kinds of eagles all over the world. They can be put into four groups: Sea, Serpent, Giant Rainforest, and Booted. All eagles are carnivores. They find prey using their excellent sight, then catch it using their sharp talons and beak. The largest eagle can weigh up to 20 pounds and the smallest is only 2 pounds! Eagles are truly amazing creatures.
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Today's Goal
Finish our books and our notes
Start to turn notes into writing
Read your writing and think about your audience
write clearly and scientifically.
Animal Reports
Teaching others what we've learned
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