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Lizeth Cardenas Hernandez
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Welcome! Do Now
Write two sentences using any of the following suffixes. Be creative!
-less -ly
-able -ness
-er -ful
-ed
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TEKS: 4.9E.i Recognize characteristics and structures of argumentative text by identifying the claim. (R)
LO: SWBAT recognize characteristics and
structures of argumentative text by
identifying the claim.
DOL: SW correctly recognize
characteristics and structures of
argumentative text by identifying the
claim in at least 4 of 5 questions.
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“Identify the Claim” Anchor Chart from HMH Into Reading! Texas with permission © Houghton Mifflin Harcourt Publishing Company
CLAIM
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Image by Janos Perian from Pixabay
What is a CLAIM?
Guided Notes
The claim is the __________ that represents the key idea of an ______. The claim must offer _________ and __________ to show the author's _________ and be supported with ___________.
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Drag and Drop
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Multiple Select
Which of the following options is a CLAIM? Choose two.
Recycling is essential for preserving the environment because it reduces waste and conserves valuable resources.
Mount Everest is the highest peak in the world and the most fun to climb.
Over 1M research studies show social media platforms play a significant role in facilitating global connectivity and communication.
Water boils at 100 degrees Celsius at standard atmospheric pressure.
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Hotspot
What is the CLAIM? How do you know?
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Hotspot
What is the CLAIM? How do you know?
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Image by Shirley Hirst from Pixabay
Read and annotate
“How Can We Reduce
Household Waste?”
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Open Ended
What claim does the author make in the section “What Can We Do”?
The author makes the claim that _________
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Multiple Choice
Which of the following is a statement supported by the text?
When you're done with something, just throw it away anywhere.
It's okay to discard items even if they are still in good condition.
Disposable plastic bags are the best option for the environment.
You can reduce the amount of trash you create by buying only what you need.
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Multiple Choice
What claim does the author make in the section “Solutions to Food Waste and Yard Waste Pollution”?
Composting is a harmful process for the environment and should be avoided.
Governments are not taking any action to address food waste pollution.
Seattle passed a law requiring people to buy more food to reduce waste.
Taking only the food you plan to eat and avoiding unnecessary waste can help reduce food waste.
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Open Ended
What text evidence supports the claim in the section “Solutions to Food Waste and Yard Waste Pollution”?
Taking only the food you plan to eat and avoiding unnecessary waste can help reduce food waste.
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DOL: SW correctly
recognize
characteristics and
structures of
argumentative text by
identifying the claim in
at least 4 of 5 questions.
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Welcome! Do Now
Write two sentences using any of the following suffixes. Be creative!
-less -ly
-able -ness
-er -ful
-ed
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