
Informational Writing Introduction
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English
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8th - 12th Grade
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Hard
Joseph Anderson
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6 Slides • 8 Questions
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Preview: What are the main elements of an introductory paragraph? Write all that apply.
introductory sentence
supporting sentences
thesis statement
Review: What are the prewriting steps for responding to a Prompt and Passage? Write all that apply.
free-write
read and analyze the prompt
read the passage
analyze the text
develop your ideas
analyze your idea
organize your ideas for writing
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What is an Introduction?
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What is the first step to consider when writing an informative introduction?
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What is the second step to consider when writing an informative introduction?
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What is the third step to consider when writing an informative introduction?
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What are the three different ways to write an informative hook?
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When and how should background information be implemented within an informative introduction?
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What is the purpose of a thesis statement?
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How can you develop a thesis statement?
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Model Introduction
Standing up for what is right takes a plethora of dedication and determination. Booker T. Washington was a very determined and dedicated advocate for the rights of African Americans. In the essay from Up From Slavery by Booker T. Washington, Washington describes the experiences he had while erecting campus buildings with the student labor, which would have challenged a man of lesser character. These experiences were filled with hardships, such as problems with the machinery and discouragement from the students and others involved. However, when facing adversity, Washington’s character traits of determination and resilience allowed him to find ways to overcome these obstacles.
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Read and analyze the informational text titled “Boston Navy Yard and the ‘Great War,’ 1914-1918” and formulate your own introduction to the informative essay prompt utilizing the strategies that you have learned in class.
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