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Lesson plan - Powerpoint Features of a non-chronological report. WAGOLL - Bullying. More appropriate for KS2. Check the worsksheet for this lesson in my page.

This is an example of an extract of a narrative to explain some of the features that recount might have. It is more appropriate for KS2.

And example of what a good one looks like of a non-chronological report and its features about bullying. They use their colouring pencils to match the write feature with the colour coded words. Is is more appropriate for KS1. It is also included a EAL version.