📚 How to Write a Little Report
Introduction
A report is a short story about something you have learned or seen. It tells the important parts in a clear order, just like a puzzle that fits together.
1. What Is a Report?
Think of a report as a Mini‑book about a topic.
- You start with a title (the name of your report).
- Then you share the main facts, like “What happened?” and “What did I see?”
2. Parts of a Report
| Part | What It Does |
|---|---|
| Title | Tells the reader the subject (e.g., My Garden Adventure). |
| Introduction | Says why you are writing (e.g., “I want to show how a seed grows.”). |
| Details | Gives the important facts in order (step‑by‑step). |
| Conclusion | Wraps up with what you learned or liked most. |
3. How to Write One
- Pick A Topic you love – a bug, a toy, a trip.
- Gather Facts – look, listen, draw, or ask questions.
- Make A List of the facts in the order you will share them.
- Write Simple Sentences using “I saw…” “First… Then…” “Finally…”.
- Add A Picture if you can; drawings make reports fun!
4. Why Reports Are Helpful
- They help friends understand what you discovered.
- Teachers use them to see what you know.
- You can look back later and remember the details.
Did You Know?
🦋 Butterflies Taste With Their Feet! When you write a report about a garden, you can include this cool fact to surprise readers.
Conclusion
Now you have the tools to create your own little reports. Pick a favorite thing, gather facts, and tell the story step by step. Have fun writing and sharing what you discover – the world is full of reports waiting for you! 🚀