How to Conclude an Informational Text: Ensuring Lasting Impact

This video tutorial teaches how to effectively conclude an informational text. It emphasizes the importance of leaving readers with memorable information and tying the conclusion back to the introduction's hook. The lesson covers the writing process, common mistakes to avoid, and steps to create a strong conclusion. By rereading the text and identifying key points, students can craft a conclusion that reinforces the main ideas and provides a satisfying closure.

What is a common mistake when writing the conclusion of an informational text?

• Ending with a question

• Providing too many details

• Concluding in a dull manner

• Using complex vocabulary

What should you do first when crafting a conclusion?

• Draft a new introduction

• List all facts

• Reread the hook question

• Write a summary

Which of the following is a key point to remember about the Jamestown settlers?

• They were always at peace with the Powhatans

• They never faced any hardships

• They attempted to grow crops

• They were originally from France

What role did Pocahontas play in the relationship between the Powhatans and the settlers?

• She led a rebellion against the settlers

• She befriended the settlers and helped form a bond

• She moved to another tribe

• She refused to interact with the settlers

What is the final step in creating a memorable conclusion?

• Changing the topic

• Introducing a new character

• Tying back to the hook

• Adding new information