Support your students in publishing their very own reports with our easy-to-use Information Report Booklets! These versatile templates are designed to help students present their research in a polished and creative way—perfect for consolidating learning at the end of a writing unit or inquiry project. With flexible layout options, these booklets are ideal for a wide range of topics and year levels.

Students can write and illustrate their findings using a structured booklet format, helping them organise information clearly under headings. The variety of line sizes and page styles allows you to tailor the resource to your learners' needs, whether you're supporting early writers or more confident students. These booklets are a fantastic way to transform simple research tasks into impressive published pieces.

Information Report Booklets can be used to showcase learning in subjects like English, HASS, or Science, and are perfect for end-of-term displays, parent sharing sessions or classroom libraries. Whether used independently or alongside a research scaffold, they give students ownership over their writing and allow for creative expression through text and illustration.

Key Learning Outcomes:

• ✅ Publish a structured information report using headings and sections
• ✅ Present researched facts in a clear and organised format
• ✅ Develop writing stamina and handwriting fluency
• ✅ Use labelled diagrams, headings and illustrations to enhance meaning
• ✅ Reflect pride in published work through presentation and layout

What’s Included:

• Cover page template with space for title and illustration
• Internal pages in two layout styles: lined only or lined with picture boxes
• Line size options: 14mm and 18mm to suit different writing levels
• Print-friendly format for single or double-sided printing

Materials Needed:

• Printed booklet pages (single or double-sided)
• Pencils, coloured markers or crayons
• Stapler or glue (for booklet assembly)
• Optional: Planning templates for pre-writing support

How to Use:

1. Select the appropriate line size and internal layout for your class.
2. Print the templates single or double sided. If double-sided, use 'flip on short edge'.
3. Students write their report title on the cover and draw a matching picture.
4. Inside, students complete their report on the lined pages, adding diagrams if desired.
5. Display the finished booklets or combine into a class magazine or mini library.

Ideas for Classroom Use:

• 💡 Use after a research task as part of an inquiry or writing unit
• 💡 Publish reports on science, geography or history topics
• 💡 Create a class set of themed non-fiction books for students to browse
• 💡 Celebrate student writing by sharing finished booklets with families
• 💡 Encourage creativity by combining writing with labelled diagrams and illustrations

Top Teacher Tips:

• 💛 Use the 14mm line version for early writers and 18mm for more confident students
• 💛 Bind finished booklets together to create a collaborative class publication
• 💛 Display finished reports in your classroom or hallway to showcase student learning
• 💛 Introduce the booklet after using a scaffold for research and planning support

Information Report Booklets offer a fun and purposeful way for students to publish their learning. With flexible layouts and opportunities for creativity, they’re the perfect tool for celebrating information writing across any subject area.

Check out our Animal Information Report Research & Planning Templates to support students before using this booklet.