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Recount Writing

This term we have been working on the recount writing genre. We wrote many pieces of recount writing. Below is a look at Our Summer Holidays Recounts. We planned, wrote a first draft, final draft and published our writing. We think we did a good job as we wrote our recount pieces in the past tense, answered the questions When? Where? Who? and What and we used time connectives. Take a look at our published pieces below:



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