
iSEE Paragraph building
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English
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10th Grade
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Easy
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Bryanah Rideaux
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Take notes on the slides where a _____symbol is present.
You will need the notes to answer questions that test your knowledge!
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What does iSEE stand for?
The I means IDEA. This is the first sentence of your paragraph and is meant to focus on the topic expressed in the prompt and strongly relate to the thesis. It's what the paragraph is about.
The S stands for SUMMARY. Summaries provide details or context for textual evidence in ways that maintain the meaning and logical order.
English II | Writing Unit
iSEE Paragraph Building
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What does iSEE stand for?
The first E stands for EVIDENCE. Evidence is facts or information that are well-chosen to support the idea of the paragraph. It must clearly connect to the thesis of the essay.
The last E means EXPLANATION. The explanation is commentary that is original (not a summary or repeat of the evidence) and logically connects the evidence to the idea.
English II | Writing Unit
iSEE Paragraph Building
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Checking for understanding of the iSEE acronym.
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Fill in the Blanks
What step does the I in iSEE represent?
Type answer...
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Fill in the Blanks
What step does the second E in iSEE represent?
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Fill in the Blanks
What step does the S in iSEE represent?
Type answer...
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Fill in the Blanks
What step does the first E in iSEE represent?
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One or two sentences of relevant information that provides background information on the topic
Bridge
This is the first sentence of your essay. The hook should immediately grab the interest of your reader and connect to the subject of the essay.
Hook
iSEE Paragraph Building
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A concise summary of the main point or claim of the essay. A thesis statement must be clear and show an awareness of purpose.
Thesis Statement
iSEE Paragraph Building
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Checking for understanding of the components of an intro paragraph.
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Multiple Choice
Which is the best hook for an essay on school dances?
Have you ever been to a dance?
Imagine yourself under the twinkling gym lights, gliding with your crush to your favorite slow song.
4 in 5 students swear they like school dances.
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Multiple Choice
Which is the best thesis statement for an essay on school dances?
In my opinion, I think school dances are really cool.
So today, I'm going to talk about school dances.
School dances are enjoyable because they promote school spirit, strengthen student relationships, and fill the school with laughter.
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Multiple Choice
Which is the best bridge for the following hook and thesis?
Imagine yourself under the twinkling gym lights, gliding with your crush to your favorite slow song. [I N S E R T B R I D G E] School dances are enjoyable because they promote school spirit, strengthen student relationships, and fill the school with laughter.
Doesn't that sound nice?
In this scenario, a student gets to experience all of the wonderful things that makes a school dance so amazing.
It's been proven that dancing burns calories and is an effective choice in cardio.
Take notes on the slides where a _____symbol is present.
You will need the notes to answer questions that test your knowledge!
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