how to write a diary. for year4 and 5 studentspptx

how to write a diary. for year4 and 5 students
for English learners, writing a diary by Karim Nabty

1. How to Write a Diary A Guide for Year 5 Students British Curriculum

2. What is a Diary? • A diary is a personal record of events, thoughts, and feelings. • It is usually written daily or regularly. • It helps you express emotions and remember important moments. • It is written in the first person (I, me, my).

3. Key Features of a Diary • Date at the top. • Written in the first person. • Written in past tense (for past events). • Includes thoughts, feelings, and opinions. • Informal, friendly tone. • Chronological order (events in the order they happened).

4. Structure of a Diary Entry 1. **Date** – Write the date at the top. 2. **Greeting** – Start with ‘Dear Diary’. 3. **Introduction** – Explain what the entry is about. 4. **Main Body** – Describe events, thoughts, and feelings. 5. **Conclusion** – End with a reflection or future plan.

5. Example Diary Entry Monday, 23rd February 2025 Dear Diary, Today was an amazing day! We went on a school trip to the zoo. I saw lions, giraffes, and even fed the elephants! I was a bit scared at first, but then I got used to it. My favorite part was watching the penguins swim. I can't wait to tell Mum and Dad all about it! Goodnight, Diary!

6. Tips for Writing a Diary ✔ Be honest and expressive. ✔ Use descriptive words to make it interesting. ✔ Write as if you're talking to a friend. ✔ Keep your diary safe and private. ✔ Write regularly to improve your writing skills!