Essay Writing Lesson
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12th Grade
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Emily Bowens
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4 Slides • 5 Questions
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Introduction Paragraph- H.I.T
Hook=grabbing reader's attention (question, shocking fact, bold statement, etc.) 1 sentence
Background information- Introduce readers to the topic 2-3 sentences
Thesis statement- Once sentences that shows the main points of your essay.
Subject | Subject
Some text here about the topic of discussion
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Multiple Select
A Thesis statement should be:
More than one sentence
The last sentence in your introduction
One sentence
The first sentence in your introduciton
3
The Body Paragraph-
Transition- Connect information from previous paragraph to new paragraph.
Point- Summarize one of your ideas or claims from your thesis.
Evidence- Cite evidence to support your idea or claim
Explanation- Analyze the evidence to develop your idea
Link- Wrap up your paragraph
Subject | Subject
Some text here about the topic of discussion
4
Multiple Choice
The Following sentence is:
However, the Frair rather dedicates his life using the donations he receives for "what he give each of his young woman what he can afford her (Chaucer 216-217)
Point
Evidence
Explanation
Link
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Fill in the Blanks
The Following is:
Another example of how Chaucer criticizes society is through his depiction of corruption in the church.
Type answer...
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Multiple Choice
Based on his descriptions of members of the Church, Chaucer criticizes his Medieval society for their greed.
Link
Point
Transition
Evidence
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Fill in the Blanks
Chaucer describes the Frair as putting on a facade to the church community that he is giving his earnings to the church showing how greed of those in power can affect others. The following sentence is:
F
Type answer...
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Reinforce Thesis, Restate Main Points, Conclude
Replace this with your body text. Duplicate this text as many times as you would like. All provided templates can be reused multiple times. Wish you a good day.
Happy teaching!
Some text here about the topic of discussion
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Conclusion
Restate Thesis- Remind the reader of your thesis NOT WORD FROM WORD
Restate three main points in your body paragraphs
Conclude- Wrap it up! You can urge change, a connection to today, or new insight.
Subject | Subject
Some text here about the topic of discussion
Introduction Paragraph- H.I.T
Hook=grabbing reader's attention (question, shocking fact, bold statement, etc.) 1 sentence
Background information- Introduce readers to the topic 2-3 sentences
Thesis statement- Once sentences that shows the main points of your essay.
Subject | Subject
Some text here about the topic of discussion
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