Copy of Monday warm-up 3/18 "Should Students Still Get Snow Days?" (3/18/2024)

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Write an Argument Paragraph: Directions: In argument writing, you express an opinion and try to convince readers to agree with you. Follow the steps below to write a strong argument paragraph.

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Copy of Monday warm-up 3/18 "Should Students Still Get Snow Days?" (3/18/2024)

Copy of Monday warm-up 3/18 "Should Students Still Get Snow Days?" (3/18/2024)

Yes! Kids deserve to have fun. Use evidence from the emails to support this side of the debate. Write 3 answers.

Check off the point of view you will support in your essay.

Claim: Write a sentence stating whether you think extreme weather should mean a day off from school.

Reason/Evidence 1: Write a sentence that supports your claim with a reason or a piece of evidence.

Reason/Evidence 2: Write another sentence that supports your claim with a reason or a piece of evidence.

Reason/Evidence 3: Write one more sentence that supports your claim with a reason or a piece of evidence.

Conclusion: Restate your claim in different words. Remind readers why you think your opinion makes sense.

Yes! Kids deserve to have fun. Use evidence from the emails to support this side of the debate. Write 3 answers.

No! They should keep on learning. Use evidence from the emails to support this side of the debate. Write 3 answers.

The article is about whether ______.

Principal Martinez says the school gained some online learning tools during ______.

Principal Martinez does NOT mention ______.

Nick mentions that it would be unfair if ______.

Which statement about the article is true?

Which statement is true based on the article?

Check off the point of view you will support in your essay.

Claim: Write a sentence stating whether you think extreme weather should mean a day off from school.

Reason/Evidence 1: Write a sentence that supports your claim with a reason or a piece of evidence.

Reason/Evidence 2: Write another sentence that supports your claim with a reason or a piece of evidence.

Reason/Evidence 3: Write one more sentence that supports your claim with a reason or a piece of evidence.

Conclusion: Restate your claim in different words. Remind readers why you think your opinion makes sense.

No! They should keep on learning. Use evidence from the emails to support this side of the debate. Write 3 answers.