
Argumentative Essay Prompts and Introduction/Conclusions
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English
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6th - 8th Grade
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Kasey Pinney
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As good 8th grade writers we can introduce our claim, distinguish opposing claims, and provide a concluding statement or conclusion that supports the argument presented.
Objectives
How do we introduce a claim and distinguish opposing claims?
How do we provide a concluding statement or conclusion that supports the argument presented?
Essential Questions
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Relevant
Evidence
Elaboration
Counterclaim
Rebuttal
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Multiple Choice
Define Claim
What you use to support or discredit an argument
The position or side you take in an argument
The opposing side's argument
An explanation of a quote in your own words
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Multiple Choice
Define Relevant
important or significant in that situation
The opposing side's argument
The reasoning against the counterclaim
The position or side taken in an argument
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Multiple Choice
Define Evidence
The reasoning against the counterclaim
evidence that is presented to oppose the counterclaim
The opposing side's argument
What you use to support or discredit an argument; the proof
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Multiple Choice
Define Elaboration
The opposing side's argument
evidence that is presented to oppose the counterclaim
An explanation of the quote in your own words
important or significant in that situation
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Multiple Choice
Define Counterclaim
The opposing side in an argument
important or significant in that situation
An explanation of a quote in your own words
evidence that is presented to oppose the counterclaim
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Multiple Choice
Define Rebuttal
The opposing side in an argument
evidence that is presented to oppose the counterclaim
The position or side you take in an argument
An explanation of a quote in your own words
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P: What type of essay are you writing?
A: Who are you writing to? Who is asking you to write this?
T: What are you writing about?
What does it mean?
P: Purpose
A: Audience
T: Topic
What does it stand for?
Some text here about the topic of discussion
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Fill in the Blanks
In PAT, the P stands for
Type answer...
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Fill in the Blanks
In PAT, the A stands for
Type answer...
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Fill in the Blanks
In PAT, the T stands for
Type answer...
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This should be done individually
1) Open the link in Announcements titled "Argumentative Essay Prompt"
2) PAT the prompt on your notes sheet that we just set up. (Just read the PROMPT for now)
3) After PAT review, read the first source and takes notes on your planning sheet of 2 pieces of possible evidence writing ONLY (Source #, Page #, Sentence #)
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This should be done with people that have the same colored square as you
1) Look at the evidence
2) Decide which side of the argument that evidence supports
3) Put a check if it indicated a healthier menu item. Put a star if there is no change in calories/or worsening change.
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This should be done individually
Read the second source and takes notes on your planning sheet of 2 pieces of possible evidence writing ONLY (Source #, Page #, Sentence #)
Put a check if it indicated a healthier menu item. Put a star if there is no change in calories/or worsening change.
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Poll
Did you finish 8th Q2 EEA3 2122 on Performance Matters?
Yes
Yes but option 2
Yes but Option 3
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Ask 3 Before Me!
1) Using GOT on your planning sheet, draft an introduction and conclusion.
2) When you think its finished, raise your hand.
3) Write your fully formed introduction on your new essay outline.
Ask me how you can get extra credit with this lesson if there is time!
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Open Ended
Type and label your introduction and conclusion here!
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