The document outlines the objectives of a lesson on informative writing, teaching students how to interpret, present, and create informative texts. It provides examples of different informative writing techniques including description, cause and effect, and problem-solution, alongside specific instructions for class activities. Key statements are also included for students to evaluate as true or false regarding informative writing criteria.

1. Good
morning,
class!

2. At the end of the lesson, the students
should be able to:
a. interpret what is informative text;
b. determine the ways to present
informative writing/text; and
c. create an informative text using
various appropriate techniques.

3. Informative
Writing
Techniques

4. educate facts
knowledge
credible
sources

5. Informative Text
educates readers about a topic or subject
inform others using credible sources as
evidence like facts, statistics, and other
research data
Informative texts usually answer the
five Ws: who, where, when, what, and
why.
also describe “how” to do or
accomplish something.

6. Description
Comparison and Contrast
Problem and Solution
Cause and Effect
Sequence
5 ways in writing
Informative Texts

7. Example 1
The Grand Canyon is a vast, breathtaking natural
wonder located in Arizona, USA. Its layered rock
formations display vibrant shades of red, orange,
and brown, carved by the Colorado River over
millions of years. The canyon stretches for 277
miles and reaches depths of over a mile, offering
visitors stunning panoramic views and a glimpse
into Earth’s geological history.
Description because the paragraph paints a
vivid picture using sensory details

8. Example 2
Deforestation has a major impact on the
environment. When trees are cut down in large
numbers, carbon dioxide levels increase because
fewer trees are available to absorb it. This
contributes to global warming, which leads to rising
temperatures, extreme weather patterns, and habitat
destruction for many species.
Cause and Effect because the paragraph explains
how deforestation leads to environmental
consequences.

9. Example 3
Plastic pollution is a growing environmental
problem, harming marine life and polluting
ecosystems. One solution is to reduce plastic waste
by using reusable bags, bottles, and containers.
Governments can also enforce stricter regulations
on plastic production and encourage recycling
programs to minimize plastic waste.
Problem-Solution because the paragraph
presents a problem and suggests solutions

10. Example 4
Writing an informative essay involves several key
steps. First, choose a topic and conduct research to
gather reliable information. Next, organize your
ideas into an outline with an introduction, body
paragraphs, and a conclusion. Then, write the first
draft, ensuring clarity and factual accuracy. Finally,
revise and edit your work to improve coherence and
correctness before submitting the final version.
Sequence because the paragraph explains a
sequence of steps in order.

11. Instructions: Find a partner. I'll be giving different topics/titles of text, and you
will determine the item if it is a topic for description, comparison and contrast,
problem and solution, cause and effect or a sequence.
1.Education Through Online Platforms and Face to Face
Classes.
2.The Negative Impacts of The Internet to Young
Children.
3. How to Cook Sinigang
4.My Perfect Space
5.Maximizing the Use of Technology to Reduces Waste

12. Instructions: Read the statements carefully then write TRUE if the
statement is correct and write FALSE if it is wrong. Write your answer
on ¼ sheet of paper.
1. Description way is where you state the fact and details with the
subject. You should also include your opinion on it.
2. Argumentative essay is a text that states an information with
the biased tone.
3. Informative essay should contain unbiased tone and just stating
facts about the subject.
4. Cause and effect way of presenting topic is about describing
the problem and the possible solution of that certain problem.
5. Compare and contrast approach in informative writing should
always be in a formal tone and uses unbiased languages.

13. Thank You!