Informative Essay (Introduction)
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Mariah Wooten
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SHOW WHAT YOU KNOW!
Match the following vocabulary terms.
Hook
Thesis Statement
Introduction
Body Paragraphs
Conclusion
Normally is the topic sentence of the essay and catches the reader's attention.
states your paper's main idea. This statement can be an opinion.
contains your thesis statement and hook
longest part of an essay, each paragraph has a topic sentence and supports the thesis.
final paragraph of an essay, summarizes the main points and restates the thesis or main idea
Normally is the topic sentence of the essay and catches the reader's attention.
states your paper's main idea. This statement can be an opinion.
contains your thesis statement and hook
longest part of an essay, each paragraph has a topic sentence and supports the thesis.
final paragraph of an essay, summarizes the main points and restates the thesis or main idea
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Labeling
Lable the parts of the essay.
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Hook (Topic Sentence)
Topic Details
Thesis Statement
Introduction Paragraph
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A beginning sentence used to draw the attention of the reader
Types of hooks
Hook
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This should help your reader understand what you'll be writing about
Here are some examples:
Topic Details/Background Information
Think. Pair. Share.
What hook do you think will be appropriate to use for your informative essay on travel to Machu Picchu?
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is the main idea about the topic + three reasons.
Thesis Statement
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Audio Response
Read the sentence where the thesis statement is located in the mic.
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Dropdown
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Fill in the Blanks
The author included background information in the introduction in sentence number
Type answer...
SHOW WHAT YOU KNOW!
Match the following vocabulary terms.
Hook
Thesis Statement
Introduction
Body Paragraphs
Conclusion
Normally is the topic sentence of the essay and catches the reader's attention.
states your paper's main idea. This statement can be an opinion.
contains your thesis statement and hook
longest part of an essay, each paragraph has a topic sentence and supports the thesis.
final paragraph of an essay, summarizes the main points and restates the thesis or main idea
Normally is the topic sentence of the essay and catches the reader's attention.
states your paper's main idea. This statement can be an opinion.
contains your thesis statement and hook
longest part of an essay, each paragraph has a topic sentence and supports the thesis.
final paragraph of an essay, summarizes the main points and restates the thesis or main idea
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