Nonfiction Practice - Informational

the problem that comes from cutting down trees for pencils

how trees are used to create many things we use in school

what can be found in your backpack

the process to make paper

to persuade readers to use less paper

to inform the reader about the process of making a pencil

to explain where our supplies come from and the process to make them

to tell the reader a story about the forest

the wood casing of a pencil

a graph

narrow groove cut into wood

the lead in a pencil

It is a long process that takes time.

Many steps are involved, but it is easy.

The bark from trees is used to to make the lines on the paper.

One tree produces 50,000 sheets of paper.

To persuade the reader to write more.

To show the reader how the graphite is put in a pencil.

To explain how cedar trees are used.

To show some of the steps in the paper making process.