Complete the EdPuzzle video on Writing the Perfect Paragraph.
You are not expected to write the "perfect paragraph" today, but try to get the organization and structure of a good paragraph down in this assignment. Go to Write About and choose a writing prompt or if you already have something in mind to write about, go to the next section.
If you can not access the website above go to https://www.writeabout.com/ideas/
Question 1
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What writing prompt or topic did you choose?
Question 2
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What is the main idea of your paragraph going to be?
Question 3
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Think of as many things as about your topic/writing prompt. If you get stuck, ask yourself questions like Who? What? When? Where? Why? How?
Question 4
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Now, based on your ideas above, choose THREE MAIN IDEAS OR POINTS about your topic or writing prompt and add them to the space below.
Fill in the graphic organizer with the information found from your brainstorming ideas.
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Question 15
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Based on your topic and main idea/writing prompt, write a good topic sentence.
Question 16
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Based on your topic and main idea/writing prompt, write a concluding sentence. If you can not think of one now, skip it and come back to it later.
Now, let's put it all together!
Question 17
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When you get to this section, please let me knowso that I can print a copy of this Formative for you to use as notes to help you with your paragraph. Type your entire essay in the space provide below.
Question 18
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What did you learn from this lesson? What are your concerns? What do you still need to work on?
Question 5
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What is your topic/writing prompt?
Question 6
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Enter your first general statement:
Question 7
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Enter a supporting sentence for the general statement.
Question 8
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Enter a supporting sentence for the general statement. Feel free to add more if you have more.
Question 9
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Enter a second general statement.
Question 10
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Enter a supporting sentence for the general statement.
Question 11
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Enter a supporting sentence for the general statement. Feel free to add more if you have more.
Question 12
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Enter a third general statement.
Question 13
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Enter a supporting sentence for the general statement.
Question 14
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Enter a supporting sentence for the general statement. Feel free to add more if you have more.
