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Informational Texts

Topics for Second Quarter

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FIVE TYPES OF INFORMATIONAL TEXT STRUCTURES

1. Description is a text structure that describes


something. It starts with an introduction and provides
descriptions of the subject, idea, or character in the text.
It makes use of vivid words.
2. Sequence is a text structure that covers few purposes
such as sequential instructions, chronological events,
and arguments that use evidences to support a claim.
3. Cause and Effect is a text structure that explains why
an action happened and provides the result of that
action. This structure becomes complex when the effect
has multiple causes or vice versa. This is usually
encountered in historical texts.
4. Compare and Contrast is a text structure that
involves a comparison of two or more persons,
animals, things, or concepts, revealing how they are
similar and how they are different.
5. Problem and Solution is a text structure that involves
two parts: the author identifies a problem and details a
solution.

Patterns of Text Structure in Informational Texts

Text Pattern Definition Key Words


Description Uses language to descriptive details:
help the reader form words like on, over,
images or visualize beyond
processes
Sequence/ Present ideas or first, second, then,
Procedural/ events in the order finally before, after,
Chronological in which they next, earlier, later,
happen last, eventually,
meanwhile, while
Text Pattern Definition Key Words
Cause and Provide because, since, thus,
Effect explanations or so that, if…then,
reasons for an therefore,
action or a nevertheless, due
phenomenon to, this led to, as a
result,
then…so, for this
reason, on
account of,
consequently
Comparison Discuss two while, yet, but,
and ideas, events, or rather, most, either,
Contrast phenomena, like and unlike,
showing how same, as opposed
they are similar to, as well as,
and different likewise, on the
other hand,
although, the same,
similarly, opposites
Problem Identify problems propose, conclude,
and and pose a solution, the
Solution solutions problem or the
solution, research
shows, the evidence
is, a reason for
.

xample:
Every morning, before Kim goes to work, she sees to it that she waters
her gumamela plant. As a result, the plant blooms and grows healthy. Her
neighbors love watching the growing plants.

Example:
I can tell about the favorite food of my friends, Ana and May. Based on
my observations, Ana loves to eat pasta and meat. However, May prefers rice and
vegetables. For dessert, both of them seem to like black sambo.

Example:
Bullying is one of the reasons why children don’t want to go to school.
Our school proposes more values formation activities and advocacy campaigns as
solutions to address the said problem.

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