Units 7–9: an animal infographic
An infographic shows facts with pictures. It has a heading, a picture and short facts. Each fact has a label, for example Home, Food or Baby. Write only short sentences. Here is a plan for a camel: Type, Home, Food, Body, Eyes and Baby. Check your facts and the spelling. Then show your infographic to your family and answer their questions.
| Label | Fact |
|---|---|
| Type | A camel is a mammal. |
| Home | It lives in the desert. |
| Food | It eats plants and dry leaves. |
| Body | Its hump stores fat. |
| Eyes | Long eyelashes keep sand out. |
| Baby | A baby camel is a calf. |
Heading: The camel.
Type: A camel is a mammal.
Home: It lives in the desert.
Food: It eats plants and dry leaves.
Body: Its hump stores fat.
Eyes: Its long eyelashes keep sand out.
Baby: A baby camel is a calf.
This is my infographic about the penguin.
Where does it live?
It lives in cold places. Its home is near the sea.
What does it eat?
It eats fish.
Make your infographic. Take a big piece of paper. Write a heading. Draw the animal. Write six labels and six short facts. Ask the grown-up to read it and ask you two questions.