Today I would like you to use your plan from yesterday to write a non-chronological report on rats.
You can still see the facts on Tuesday's blog.
Below is a list of what you need to include.
Try to include a range of connectives and conjunctions too
(although, besides, despite, however, in spite of, whereas, whenever, on the other hand, since, yet , therefore, consequently)
and remember you can always look at the Non-chronological report reading comprehensions you have completed to get some ideas. I look forward to reading your reports.
Here is some of the vocabulary you might want to use to make sure you sound like an expert. Vocabulary
Rats they
This mammal rodent
This amazing
animal species type of
creature
Many people believe/ think feel consider agree
researchers scientists have discovered
people animal lovers
It is considered that …… are considered …..
Despite the fact
Although
This is a
Even though
Generally Usually Frequently Incredibly Amazingly Strangely
Furthermore
In addition
Another interesting
fact
Unlike
In contrast with………/to
In a similar way to…..
In summary, rats
In conclusion, I think
To conclude, rats are
