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The form of writing is the actual shape it takes. For example, explanatory writing could take the form of a how-to or comparison-contrast. The resources below focus on a specific form. Click a resource to find out more.
Think about being president.
Help students show instead of tell.
Austin, the second-grade writer of this expository paragraph, introduces his subject—how to be a good president—in an interesting way.
This writing has delightful details and a clear voice.
Ryan tells what he learned on a visit to a space center.
Adam, the first-grade writer of this model, uses his senses to describe his cat—fluffy, soft, fat. Readers can “see” and “feel” Buzz.
