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English SOL Institute Elementary Writing Strand

English SOL Institute Elementary Writing Strand. Deirdre Purcell, NBCT Third Grade Teacher, Chesapeake Public Schools. 1. Elementary Writing. Key Points in Writing. Writing to convey a concise message begins in Kindergarten and moves through grade 3 when students will write a short report

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Essay Writing Student Learning Advisory Service Gina May

Essay Writing Student Learning Advisory Service Gina May. Why Write Essays?. Development Feedback Revision Material. The Five Stages. Interpretation Research Planning Writing Editing and Proofreading . Why Plan?. Keep arguments relevant Argue clearly and consistently

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Bellringer Have exercise B out to correct Please

Bellringer Have exercise B out to correct Please. 1. Fill out your LEARNING PLAN first. 2. List all of the prepositions that you can from our list. Bellringer Have exercise B out to correct Please. 1. Fill out your LEARNING PLAN first.

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Explanatory Writing

Explanatory Writing. Outline - When writing an explanatory writing assignment, you are expected to write about a page and a half to two pages in 30 minutes. PARAGRAPH ONE: Introduction ATTENTION GRABBER: Begin with a BRIEF anecdote (story) that you will expand in paragraph 3.

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Introduction: Attention getter, connecting sentences, thesis

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Writing Exercise

Writing Exercise. Try to write a short humor piece. It can be fictional or non-fictional. Essay by David Sedaris. Peer Critique. The Art of Balance. Assignment Description.

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Jazz Fantasia

Jazz Fantasia. By Carl Sandburg. Lyric Poetry. This poem, like all the other poems we have read so far, is lyric poetry Lyric poetry is Heavy on poetic sound devices Uses a lot of figurative language Focuses on capturing emotions and imagery Does NOT tell a story.

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REVISION

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1301

1301. Peer Critiques. Peer Critiques.

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The Structure of an Essay

The Structure of an Essay. Parts of an Essay. An English essay consists of four main parts: A Title An Introduction Body Paragraphs A Conclusion. I) Title.

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Narrative 101

Narrative 101. Tell a Story That Everyone Wants to Hear!. What is Narration?. Narration is the mode that people use to tell stories. You use narration whenever you relate a series of events or incidents. Organization of a Narrative.

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Romeo and Juliet Themes and the Literary Analysis Paragraph

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Reading Strategy Spotlight

Reading Strategy Spotlight. Predicting Make Connections Analyzing. Predicting. Learning goal: I can make a reasonable guess about the content of an opinion piece based on evidence. Consider: Before reading: the title; subheadings; visuals; captions

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LCS Text Dependent Writing

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Draft 2.1

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Comparing and contrasting Poems

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Writing the Position Paper

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Good Morning!

Good Morning!. Body Paragraph 1 check Intros and conclusions Sample paper Learning Objectives: Review writing process, review intro and conclusion content, and begin drafting intro and conclusions. Get out paragraph 1. Quick check in: Clear topic sentence

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Population Project Research Paper

Population Project Research Paper. Body Paragraphs. BODY PARAGRAPHS . Clear topic sentence Three pieces of evidence that demonstrate the causes Each cause uses a citation of interesting or relevant statistics Each cause is cited properly Transitional words are used between each cause

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Talking About Paragraphs

Talking About Paragraphs. By:Melissa Anastasia Manolis Alexis Nur. Paragraph Structure. Topic Sentence Laid out the main idea of paragraph Seamless Quote Quotes = Evidence Translation E xplanation of the quotes for the reader to understand better Analysis

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