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National Recycling Week - Can You Recycle a House? (NAPLAN Writing Practice)
Lesson5 of 6 in this unit
PrimaryYear 5 - 6EnglishPersuasive writingEnvironmentalRecyclingSustainability
Lesson Summary
In this lesson, students will learn how materials from a demolished house can be recycled. They will then draw on new knowledge and understandings to develop a narrative that explores the recycling journey of a product that has come from a demolished house. Students will develop skills in creating narratives that follow a non-linear structure, such as a flashback, or a look backwards in time. This lesson is designed to provide valuable practise for NAPLAN, the national literacy and numeracy test held in Years 3, 5, 7 and 9*.
Learning intentions
Students will:
- be aware that building materials from demolished houses can be recycled
- be able to develop a narrative with non-linear structure
Success criteria
Students can:
- demonstrate the process involved with recycling materials from a demolished house
- recall the various types of materials that can be recycled from a demolished house
- write a narrative in which the story does not start at the beginning
Lesson Guides and Printables
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