Organizing A Report
Completion requirements
Unit 6
Amazing Places!
Assignment
Organizing a Report
You must have the following criteria in your Canada Report:
- The subject of your report
- An introduction (first paragraph)
- Include a catchy sentence that explains why this place is interesting.
- Heading 1 and supporting details
- This section becomes a paragraph in the body of your written report.
- Heading 2 and supporting details
- This section becomes a paragraph in the body of your written report.
- Heading 3 and supporting details
- This section becomes a paragraph in the body of your written report.
- A conclusion (last paragraph)
- Include a sentence expressing how special this place is and why people should visit.
Complete the Organizing a Report document to guide your report and take notes.
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An Example of a Completed Report
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Welcome to Beechy, Saskatchewan
Beechy is a small village in South East Saskatchewan in a valley with rolling hills surrounding it and home of the sand castles.
Beechy is a very small town called a village. Beechy borders on the Coteau Hills, which is a large group of hills that surround the valley where the town is located. The town is 18 km from the Saskatchewan River. The valley to the south is the beginning of Snakebite Coulee that drains in to the South Saskatchewan River.
There are many attractions to see in Beechy for such a small place. A professional rodeo is held in Beechy every September called “Beechy Western Days” where you can see lots of horse riders and rodeo events. Just outside of town you can find the famous
“sand castles”, which are large formations of sand built up to form hills of different shapes.
The landform of Beechy is much the same as many of the farming communities in this area. The valley where the village is located is flat valley land, which is flat land with no hills. Surrounding the town is the “Coteau Hills”, which is a large group of hills with lots of trees.
Beechy is a small town but has many different areas around it for tourists to visit like the sand castles, sand dunes, Coteau Hills, and the Saskatchewan River.
The landform of Beechy is much the same as many of the farming communities in this area. The valley where the village is located is flat valley land, which is flat land with no hills. Surrounding the town is the “Coteau Hills”, which is a large group of hills with lots of trees.
Beechy is a small town but has many different areas around it for tourists to visit like the sand castles, sand dunes, Coteau Hills, and the Saskatchewan River.
Checklist for Report
Your Canada Report Must Include
- Information:
- title
- introduction sentence
- three headings, each with two ideas made into sentences
- closing sentence
- Visuals:
- at least one picture
- Format
- sentence and paragraph structure
- capitalization and punctuation (periods, question marks) used correctly
- accurate spelling of words
You will submit all parts of this report to your teacher at the end of the unit.
Please continue to work on it as you complete remaining lessons.