Using Evidence in Explanatory Writing
Learning to incorporate factual evidence and examples to support explanations in reports.
Key Questions
- Justify the importance of including evidence to support claims in an explanatory report.
- Compare effective and ineffective ways of integrating evidence into a paragraph.
- Construct a paragraph that clearly explains a concept using at least two pieces of evidence.
NCCA Curriculum Specifications
Suggested Methodologies
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