'Closing sentence' diaporamas de présentation

Body Paragraphs

Body Paragraphs. Wednesday, January 9 th , 2013. SPONGE. Kinds of Sentences practice on page 19, #7-12. Pick up a handout from the green tray. Today is the last day for Guided Book Reviews!!!. ACTIVATOR. Late Night with Ms. W!

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Writing a Paragraph

Writing a Paragraph. A paragraph has a topic sentence, body, and conclusion A paragraph has organization. Topic Sentences. What is a topic sentence?. Topic & Idea. The topic and controlling idea help keep the writer focused, and help the writer to stick with the details.

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The Giver

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Paragraphs

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Definition Paragraph

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Writing Paragraphs for your Genre Project

Writing Paragraphs for your Genre Project. Topic Sentence. At the beginning of the story, Sadako and the Thousand Paper Cranes , Sadako is a very excited and anxious little girl. Supporting Sentence #1.

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FOLLOW UP LETTER

Groups: 14 th Dosen : Mrs. Wahyuningsih , M. Pd. FOLLOW UP LETTER. June 1, 2010 Ms. Louise Brown The Baby Steps Company 165 Block, Brooklyn Avenue, Thornville, Ontario Canada

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Component Skills for Persuasive Writing Writing a paragraph Demonstration and application

Component Skills for Persuasive Writing Writing a paragraph Demonstration and application Using transition words and phrases Demonstration and application Click here to return.

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Expository Writing

Expository Writing. Writing an Expository Paragraph. Expository Reading & Writing Every Day. People read expository writing every day for information. Name three sources of expository writing for information: ______________ ______________ ______________. Expository Paragraph.

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Under Construction: Building a Paragraph with a Bubble Map

Under Construction: Building a Paragraph with a Bubble Map. What is a paragraph?. A paragraph is a group of sentences about one topic. What is a paragraph?. A paragraph has 3 parts. Topic Sentence A strong, clear sentence that tells what your paragraph will be about.

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Descriptive Writing

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Ontario Literacy Test Preparation

Ontario Literacy Test Preparation. One task on the Literacy test will be to write a newspaper article from a picture. Inverted Pyramid Format. Headline (includes Who & What) Byline (name of the journalist). Lead Paragraph

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Constructing a Strong Open-ended Reading Response

Constructing a Strong Open-ended Reading Response. Mrs. Rodzen. THE FORMAT. I recommend the formula: RSSE R- restate and answer S- support with text S- support with your own words E- extend. Other formulas: RACE R- restate A- answer C- cite E- extend ROSE R- restate O- opinion

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Week 3

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Schaffer Paragraph Notes

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Schaffer Paragraph Notes

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Week 3

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The Paragraph Sandwich

The Paragraph Sandwich. The Topic Sentence. A topic sentence tells you what the paragraph is about. It introduces the main idea of the paragraph. Supporting Sentences. Think about the ingredients you add to a sandwich to make it taste delicious.

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Paragraph Sandwich

Paragraph Sandwich. By Rosemary Dillingham. Topic Sentence. Write a topic sentence on the bread. What is a topic sentence? A topic sentence introduces the main idea of the paragraph. It is usually the first sentence of the paragraph, but not always. Supporting Sentences.

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