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Effective Informative Writing: Features and Formats for Letters, Leaflets, and Articles

Explore essential writing features for informative pieces - letters, leaflets, and articles. Learn layout guidelines and language techniques.

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Effective Informative Writing: Features and Formats for Letters, Leaflets, and Articles

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  1. Writing to inform Paper 2 section B Connector Complete word search

  2. outcomes • To be able to name the features I may need to include in writing to inform. • To be able to write the correct layout of a letter • To write a leaflet using writing to inform features

  3. If you were asked to write an informative piece of text-a letter, a leaflet, a newspaper article, what features would I use ? In pairs, discuss…. 1 minute

  4. Behind this box is an example leaflet… Drag the red boxes next to the features that you can see.. headings Bullet points subheadings Small paragraphs Main title pictures colour scheme

  5. What else must you include in your writing? Connectives Punctuation Paragraphs Different sentence length

  6. If you have to write a letter in the exam… • Do you know the features?

  7. Don’t waste time Writing long address Short Address Does not have to real Don’t waste time Writing long address Receiver address todays date Under both Addresses Dear Sir/Madame, ALWAYS Address SIR/MADAME Finish the letter CORRECTLY …. Start Dear Sir/Madame Finish: yours faithfully Yours faithfully,

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