A report is a document that presents information in an organised format for a specific audience and purpose. Although summaries of reports may be delivered orally, complete reports are almost always in the form of written documents. Reports are professional documents so need to be written in a formal and concise style.
WEEK 13
TASK A: Schools Strike 4 Climate
- Watch the video and read the transcript
- Complete the suggested activities
TASK B: Rubbish Report - Clean up Australia
- Read the Rubbish Report Brochure
- Get familiar with the content
- Read the graphic text
WEEK 14
Save Our Oceans
- Pre-reading
- Reading comprehension
- Vocabulary cloze
Bar Graphs - Computers and smartphones
- Preparation
- Multiple choice
- Gap filling
TASK 1:
Language of Reports (Prezi) - Watch the presentation
Report Text Type – Watch the video 'What is a Report?'
Reports vs Essays – Read about different features of reports and essays
Watch the video and identify the differences in reports and essays
(Click Assessment Tasks and then Reports)
TASK 2 – Writing about Survey Results
Reading reports practice
- Complete the tasks 1 and 2
TASK 3 - Graphs and Charts
Analyse the graphs and charts
Complete some activities (the blue ones)
TASK 4 - Stand Up Australia
Sitting or lying down, (with the exception
of sleeping), are what we call 'sedentary'
behaviours. You can be sedentary at work,
at school, at home, when travelling or
during leisure time. Sedentary behaviour
requires little energy expenditure.
- Look at the research report and examine the report.
- Identify the key features / Practice Activity 1 (Student Workbook p.19)
TASK 5: Save Our Oceans
Complete the tasks given
- Preparation task
- Watch the video/read the transcript
- Complete True/False questions
- Complete gap activity
