English · Stage 2
A Fuller Recount
Writing — tell a real event in order, with who was there, how it felt, and time-order words
✦ English📘 Stage 2 · S2⏱ ~11 min🧒 Ages 6–7★ Free to start
write a short recount of a real event in the order it happened — add who was there and how it felt, using time-order words (before, while, finally)
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Kavi Tells the Whole Story
"When something fun happens, I love to recount it — tell it back in the order it happened," said Kavi. "A fuller recount tells who was there and how it felt, and it uses time-order words like before, while, and finally. Let's tell a real story together — from the very start to the very end!"
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What your child will learn
1My trip to the zooTap each line in order. Notice the time-order words that tell when — and the parts that say who was there and how it felt.
2Words that tell WHENThese little words join our recount together and show the order things happened. Tap each one and say it aloud.
3Who + how it felt, told in orderA fuller recount tells a real event in the order it happened. It names WHO was there, says HOW it felt, and uses time-order words to show WHEN.
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A peek inside
Watch me add a time-order word. My recount says: "▢ we went in, Mum bought the tickets." That part happened earlier, ahead of going in. Which word fits?
earlier than going in → a 'before' word
Try this at home: Which time-order word tells what happened LAST: before, while, or finally?
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