Recount Posters are a must-have resource for classrooms, providing clear, engaging visuals to guide students through writing a recount. These posters outline the key components of a recount: the 5Ws (Who, What, When, Where, Why) and How, along with examples and tips. Available in both portrait and landscape formats, they are perfect for display or individual student use. Make recount writing interactive, fun, and accessible with our expertly designed-educational tools!

What Does a Recount Need?

A recount should:

• Focus on a specific event or experience.
• Use past tense to describe actions.
• Include time-order words like "first," "then," and "finally."
• Answer the key questions: Who? What? When? Where? Why? How?

Poster Versions

Individual Posters for Each Question

• Full-sized, one for each:
• Who: Identify the people involved.
• What: Describe what happened.
• When: State the time/date.
• Where: Mention the location.
• Why: Explain the reason or purpose.
• How: Share how events unfolded.

Combined 6-in-1 Poster

• Full-sized with all questions together, visually organized for clarity.

Landscape-Formatted Posters

• A sleek set of horizontally arranged posters for unique classroom displays or bulletin boards.

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