Writing a multiple-paragraph argumentative essay
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6th - 8th Grade
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Elias Nogueras
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Writing a Multiple-Paragraph Argumentative Essay
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Turn and Talk
Should students have to wear school uniforms?
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Multiple Choice
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Multiple Choice
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Let's Practice
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Poll
Should Zoos Exist?
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Open Ended
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Multiple Select
Select the appropriate supporting evidence for the following topic sentence.
Zoos provide benefits to both animals and people.
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Should zoos exist?
Write a short thesis statement, main idea and list 2 details that suport your reasons.
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Should sports teams be allowed to have Native American mascots?
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Multiple-Paragraph Outline
Lets now take a quick look at the whole Argument!
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The paragraph which presents the importance of the topic is called the Introduction
The paragraphs of an essay that support your "Thesis Statement " Is called the Body Paragraphs.
You must Re-state the importance of the topic or issue in your "Conclusion". This often mirrors the INTRODUCTION.
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Multiple Choice
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The GST is written in note form on the dotted lines.
It is not necessary to write the thesis again since it is already at the top of the outline.
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Open Ended
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Now let's look focus on the Conclusion!
The function of a conclusion is to restate and reinforce the thesis statement of the composition.
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Writing the Conclusion
The conclusion should do some combination of the following:
Summarize. Offer a solution or recommendation. Pose a question. Justify a position. Present a point of view.
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Multiple Choice
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