Explanatory writing is all about explaining something to someone else in a way that's easy to understand. Think of it like being a teacher! You need to share information clearly and accurately, using facts and details to support your ideas. Good explanatory writing doesn't just tell you *what* something is; it tells you *why* and *how*!
This worksheet will help you practice using the vocabulary and structure needed for great explanatory writing. Get ready to explain like a pro!
Match the term with its definition:
| Term | Definition |
|---|---|
| 1. Evidence | A. To describe in detail |
| 2. Explain | B. Facts or information that show something is true |
| 3. Topic | C. To put things in order |
| 4. Organize | D. The subject being discussed or written about |
| 5. Elaborate | E. To make something clear by describing it more fully |
Complete the paragraph using these words: details, purpose, topic, understand, clearly.
The main ______ of explanatory writing is to help the reader ______ something. You need to choose a ______ and explain it ______, using facts and ______.
Imagine you need to explain to a friend how to make a peanut butter and jelly sandwich. Write a short paragraph explaining the process, step by step.
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