Information reports may be separated into different sections. Each section might have its own mini-title called a ______________________________.

Animal Names as Verbs - To crow means to _______________________________. 'Just listen to him! He is crowing about all his medals.'

Information reports use ____________________________ pronouns, such as 'he', 'she', 'it' and 'they'. We do not typically use 'I' or 'we' because we do not give our own ideas or opinions in an information report.

Information reports may contain adjectives. What does an adjective do?

An information report may use ____________________ verbs to to describe the behaviors of the topic of the report.

Suffixes added to the end of a word may change the meaning of the word and may also change how it is used in a sentence. Add the suffix -ous to the following word and use it in a sentence: fame

Animal Names as Verbs - To ape means to _______________________________. 'Why do you wear those sunglasses and shiny shoes to ape pop stars?'

Sometimes the subject of the sentence is a collective noun. If the collective noun is singular, the verb must be singular. If the collective noun is plural the verb must be plural. 'A herd of zebras (is / are) resting in the shade.'

Suffixes added to the end of a word may change the meaning of the word and may also change how it is used in a sentence. Add the suffix -ful to the following word and use it in a sentence: beauty

Sometimes the subject of the sentence is a collective noun. If the collective noun is singular, the verb must be singular. If the collective noun is plural the verb must be plural. 'Broods of chickens (live / lives) in my barn.'

Suffixes added to the end of a word may change the meaning of the word and may also change how it is used in a sentence. Add the suffix -less to the following word and use it in a sentence: help

Information reports may use special drawings or pictures labeled with important features of the topic called _________________________________.