Informative Writing: Facts and Definitions
Learn to categorize facts and information
Practice organizing details for informative writing
Understand how to structure informative texts
“The tongue of the wise dispenses knowledge correctly, but the mouth of fools pours out foolishness.”
— Proverbs 15:2 (WEB)Shows the importance of sharing information clearly and thoughtfully
Gather students and explain that today we'll learn how to organize information like God helps us organize our thoughts.
Today we'll learn how to sort and organize facts into groups, just like we organize our toys or books.
Students will practice sorting facts about a simple topic into different categories
Simpler: Provide pre-written fact cards to sort
Challenge: Create own facts and more complex categories
Review how organizing helps us understand information better
Dear Jesus, help us learn to share knowledge clearly and kindly.
Coming up: Tomorrow we'll start writing our informative texts!
“The tongue of the wise dispenses knowledge correctly.”
— Proverbs 15:2 (WEB)🎯 Activity: Create hand motions to help remember the verse
Children are learning basic organizational skills for writing
Some children might find categorizing challenging
Ability to group items with similar characteristics