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Grade 5 Informative Writing Revision Checklist

This document provides a revision checklist for grade 5 informative writing. It lists elements students should include such as a clear topic, evidence from sources like facts and examples, multiple paragraphs with an introduction, topic sentences, and conclusion, as well as sensory details, precise vocabulary, varied sentence structures, and literary devices. The checklist is intended to help students review and improve their informative writing.
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Grade 5 Informative Writing Revision Checklist

This document provides a revision checklist for grade 5 informative writing. It lists elements students should include such as a clear topic, evidence from sources like facts and examples, multiple paragraphs with an introduction, topic sentences, and conclusion, as well as sensory details, precise vocabulary, varied sentence structures, and literary devices. The checklist is intended to help students review and improve their informative writing.
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Name __________________________ Title of Writing ____________________________

GRADE 5
Informative Writing Revision Checklist

My informative writing includes…


a topic
evidence
specific facts and examples
gathered from a texts or sources
charts and graphs if appropriate
multiple paragraphs
an introduction paragraph that clearly states the subject
a topic sentence to begin each body paragraph
body paragraphs based on a text structure (compare/contrast,
cause/effect, problem/solution, description, or sequential)
transition words and phrases that create logical order
a conclusion paragraph that wraps up the entire writing
sensory details
precise vocabulary
specific nouns
active verbs
interesting adjectives
simple, compound, and complex sentences
literary devices (imagery or _______________) from examples
a title

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