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There are two types of elephant. Indian elephants are smaller than African elephants. African elephants are the biggest land animal. They can live to be eighty. Elephants

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There are two types of elephant. Indian elephants are smaller than African elephants. African elephants are the biggest land animal. They can live to be eighty.

Elephants

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Baby Elephants A baby elephant is called a calf. A newborn elephant weighs about 110kg. It is covered in hair. Baby elephants stay in the group until they are about ten years old.

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The Trunk An elephant’s trunk is really a nose. They use their trunk to drink. They breathe through the trunk. They also use the trunk to break branches and to pick up food.

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Food Adult elephants eat in the morning and evening. They eat lots of leaves and grass. They use their trunk to suck up water and then squirt it in their mouth.

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Habitat African elephants live in grasslands and forests. Indian elephants live in jungles. Their habitats are being destroyed.

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Protecting Elephants Elephants are beautiful animals. People must save their habitat and protect them. Without this help all the world’s elephants will die.

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This is…

a report

a letter

a storyan advert

a recount

report

a playan instruction

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Writing Reports

What is a report like?

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There are two types of elephant. Indian elephants are smaller than African elephants. African elephants are the biggest land animal. They can live to be eighty.

ElephantsA Heading

The first paragraph is general. It tellsus about the topic.

The verbs (do) are ‘now’ not ‘past’.

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Baby ElephantsA baby elephant is called a calf. A newborn elephant weighs about 110kg. It is covered in hair. Baby elephants stay in the group until they are about ten years old.

A Sub Heading

This paragraph gives details about one aspect.

The verbs (do) are ‘now’ not ‘past’.

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The Trunk An elephant’s trunk is really a nose. They use their trunk to drink. They breathe through the trunk. They also use the trunk to break branches and to pick up food.

A Sub Heading

This paragraph gives details about one aspect.

The verbs (do) are ‘now’ not ‘past’.

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Food Adult elephants eat in the morning and evening. They eat lots of leaves and grass. They use their trunk to suck up water and then squirt it in their mouth.

A Sub Heading

This paragraph gives details about one aspect.

The verbs (do) are ‘now’ not ‘past’.

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Habitat African elephants live in grasslands and forests. Indian elephants live in jungles. Their habitats are being destroyed.

A Sub Heading

This paragraph gives details about one aspect.

The verbs (do) are ‘now’ not ‘past’.

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Protecting Elephants Elephants are beautiful animals. People are trying to save their habitat and protect them. Without help all the world’s elephants will die.

A Sub Heading

This is the concluding paragraph.

The verbs (do) are ‘now’ not ‘past’.

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ReportsElephants

Baby elephants

The Trunk

Food

Habitat

Protecting elephants

General

Detail

Concluding paragraph

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Title

General topic

Verbs: now not past

Impersonal: he she they not I

General

Detail

Concluding paragraphUse headings and

sub headings

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Title:General

Detail

Concluding paragraph