The document provides instructions and examples for students to:
1) Find specific examples (exclamation marks, sounds/noises, block capital letters, informal words) in a sample diary entry on page 28.
2) Make notes about their own school trip with details like date, location, people, activities.
3) Write their own diary entry about the school trip using some of the same informal language features found in the example diary entry. The summary provides context about what the document is asking students to do without copying word-for-word from the long-form text.
The document provides instructions and examples for students to:
1) Find specific examples (exclamation marks, sounds/noises, block capital letters, informal words) in a sample diary entry on page 28.
2) Make notes about their own school trip with details like date, location, people, activities.
3) Write their own diary entry about the school trip using some of the same informal language features found in the example diary entry. The summary provides context about what the document is asking students to do without copying word-for-word from the long-form text.
The document provides instructions and examples for students to:
1) Find specific examples (exclamation marks, sounds/noises, block capital letters, informal words) in a sample diary entry on page 28.
2) Make notes about their own school trip with details like date, location, people, activities.
3) Write their own diary entry about the school trip using some of the same informal language features found in the example diary entry. The summary provides context about what the document is asking students to do without copying word-for-word from the long-form text.
Find and circle examples of these things in the diary on page
28. Refer to the colour code below.
1. Exclamation mark 3. Block capital letters
2. sounds/noises 4. Informal word expressions
Friday, 26th May
What a day!! I was late for school and we had a trip to the
zoo (I forgot!). They had to wait for me and Mrs Tarrant
was angry. She gave me extra homework—she used to be
my favourite teacher! The zoo was fun. We fed the
monkeys and a cute baby monkey stole Joe’s hat! Ha! Ha!
Ha! It was awesome! But then we went to the snake house.
Yuck! I HATE snakes! Later I was watching TV when Mum
shouted, ‘GEMMA, HOMEWORK!’. Arrrgh, we didn’t use to
get so much homework. Tomorrow I can stay in bed
because it’s SATURDAY!
Make notes about a school trip that you went on.
1. Day and date Friday, 19 August 2022
2. Where did you go? Malacca Zoo
3. Who with? Classmates, class teacher
4. What did you do? Rode on the tram, hold the
snake and snap a picture, fed the camels
5. What was the best thing Spend time with my classmates,
about the day? saw different animals, travelled together in the bus
6. How did you feel? Excited, tired, happy
7. What did you think about Funny, friendly, sporting
people and events? Write a diary entry together about your trip. Use some informal learning features from Activity. Exclamation marks, sounds/noises, block capital letters, informal words or expressions
Friday, 19 August 2022
Yesterday was awesome. We went on a school trip to Malacca Zoo
with my classmates and class teacher, Mr Bard (My favourite
teacher!). We went there by bus. It was very tiring! After arriving
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