Teachers, save “Wombat Stew - Procedural Writing” to assign it to your class.

A procedure is an established method of accomplishing a task, usually with steps that are performed in a prescribed order, for example, a recipe. To begin, watch the two link to the left. 1. Wombat Stew 2. How to Write a Procedure Task - Press - Page 1: Write the procedure (recipe) for wombat stew (you may need to hear the story again) - Page 2: Draw a picture or take a of Wombat Stew (you may like to be creative and make a wombat stew collage) - Reread your work - Press to share your work. Success Criteria for Writing * Use capital letters to start sentences. * Use full stops to finish sentences. * Reread your sentences to check they make sense. Australian Curriculum Achievement Standard - Students create texts, drawing on their own experiences, their imagination and information they have learnt. - Students use capital letters and full stops.