Writing Frameworks
Use these templates, information and planning sheets to make sure you include all the elements required for the final product.

Analytical exposition (Word)
To explore and analyse a topic, then persuade the reader to a particular point of view by providing supporting evidence or data.

Biography (Word)
To recount, retell events, experiences, achievements of a person’s life.

Brochure (Word)
Used to provide information about services, campaign, project or goods.

Connective language (PDF)
Connectives are words and phrases that link sentences together. Use this document for suggestions that you can use.

Discussion plan (Word)
Used to help organise your thoughts when discussing a topic.

Essay template (Word)
A guide on how to structure an essay.

Explanation plan (Word)
Used to explain how things work, why things operate as they do or describe a process.

Exposition (Presenting both sides) (Word)
To examine and compare both sides of an argument or issue by providing supporting evidence or data.

Persuasive exposition (Taking one point of view) (Word)
To persuade the reader to a particular point of view by presenting evidence and data.

Important instructional words (PDF)
Instructional words tell you ‘how’ to respond to a task. Use this document to fully understand what is being asked in the task.

Mathematical investigation (Word)
To enquire into a mathematical situation and produce a mathematical argument.

Newspaper report (Word)
A guide on how to structure a newspaper report.

Poster (Word)
To promote or summarise a topic of interest.

PowerPoint / Keynote presentation (Word)
Used for an oral presentation of information, instructions, reports and can include graphics, links and other media.
A guide to PowerPoint/Keynote presentations (PDF)

Recount plan (Word)
To retell past events and experiences in order to entertain or inform.

Report plan (Word)
To provide information on a particular topic or about a particular situation that has happened or is still happening.
A guide to writing a report (PDF)

Science investigation (Word)
To conduct an open ended scientific investigation in order to document findings, draw inferences and attach new information to previous understandings.
