L.I. To present a non-chronological report about Shakespeare 

Yesterday, you researched William Shakespeare and gathered lots of different information about the bard himself and you should have made a fact file of the information you found. Today we are going to be looking at putting this information into a non-chronological report (a non-fiction report that isn't organised in time order). 

First, watch this Dr Who episode that features the Globe theatre! As you watch make notes on what you see. What does the Globe look like? How were the people dressed? What language is used? What do you notice about the actors?

We are writing a non-chronological report about Shakespeare. Organise the information you have in a double spread (2 page) report using columns, pictures, sub-headings, paragraphs and fact boxes. Look at the examples below to get some ideas. Miss Copley's live lesson will be focusing on this as well!