Recount Writing

What is an imaginative recount?

• A prediction

• A person

• An imaginative story

• A retell of events in a story with creative elements added

Select some features of a recount.

• Writing in paragraphs

• Past tense

• Using time conjunctions

• Writing in chronological order

• Using who, what, where. when and why

Recount writing is always written in which tense?

• Future Tense

• Present Tense

• Simple Tense

• Past Tense

When writing a recount, I always write in _____.

• Pencil

• Disorder

• Chronological order

• Highlighter

What does 'chronological' mean?

• Recounts events in the order they happened

• The sequence of events

• It is the title of a song

• Tell the story so that it makes sense

When I start my recount, I start with...

• A problem

• An orientation with a sizzling start

• A conclusion

• Climax

Who is the main subject of a recount that I' am writing?

• The boy

• The hero

• Me

• The villain

Select the 3 main components of a recount.

• Orientation

• Sequence of events

• Conclusion (character wrap-up)

• Second introduction

Recount writing is usually used _____.

• To explain the present

• To retell past events

• To help one another

• To predict the future

Select examples of time conjunction words

• First

• Finally

• Next

• Before