Informational Writing for Kids - Episode 6: Writing a Closing

In Episode 6, the teacher explains how to write a closing for an informational book about computers. The closing should summarize the content and provide next steps for the reader. The teacher demonstrates writing a closing by summarizing the types of computers and suggesting further reading. The episode concludes with a preview of Episode 7, which will cover creating a table of contents.

What is the main purpose of writing a closing in an informational book?

• To introduce new topics

• To wrap up the book and signal its end

• To add more subtopics

• To confuse the reader

Which of the following is a key component of a closing?

• Summarizing the main points

• Changing the book's topic

• Introducing new characters

• Adding more chapters

What can be included in a closing to guide the reader further?

• A summary of unrelated books

• A next step for further exploration

• A new introduction

• A list of unrelated topics

What does the narrator plan to do in Episode 7?

• Write more subtopics

• Create a table of contents

• Add more closings

• Start a new book

What is the narrator's final step in completing the draft?

• Finishing the three main parts

• Writing more chapters

• Changing the book's title

• Adding more examples