Researching information about threats to pandas
I can write notes about threats that exist for pandas.
Researching information about threats to pandas
I can write notes about threats that exist for pandas.
Lesson details
Key learning points
- Information can be gathered from a range of different sources.
- Credibility of each source must be determined.
- Origin of a source must be cited.
- Established facts and relevant evidence can be used to strengthen the writer's position on a subject.
- Relevant statistics can enhance the evidence cited.
Common misconception
Pupils may struggle with the nuanced idea that pandas' population declined and is now rising again.
Explain that pandas are revered in China and that huge efforts have gone into their conservation.
Keywords
Subject-specific vocabulary - vocabulary we use when writing about a particular subject
Formal tone - the effect created by choosing serious, factual language
Threat - the possibility that something harmful or unwanted will happen
Statistics - a collection of numerical facts or measurements
Bullet points - punctuation marks used to lay out information in a non-fiction text
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