In what type of essay do you need to support an opinion with evidence?
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In what type of essay do you need to support an opinion with evidence?
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In what type of essay do you need to support an opinion with evidence?
4. Poll
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How confident are you with writing body paragraphs?
- Very confident
- Confident
- Neutral
- Not very confident
- Not at all confident
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Writing Body Paragraphs for an Argumentative Essay
Start each paragraph with a topic sentence to introduce the main idea. Provide evidence in the form of facts, statistics, or quotes. Explain the evidence and how it supports the topic sentence.
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Writing a Topic Sentence in a Body Paragraph
A topic sentence is the main idea of the paragraph. It should be specific, clear, and provide focus for the paragraph. It should be placed at the beginning of the paragraph. Indent at the beginning of the sentence. ALWAYS, start with a transitional phrase.
7. Poll
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How can you effectively transition between paragraphs in an argumentative essay?
- Skipping transitions as they are not necessary
- Using transitional words or phrases to connect ideas and arguments
- Repeating information from previous paragraphs
8. Open question
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What transitions could you go include in a body paragraph for an argumentative essay?
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What should be included in the topic sentence of a body paragraph?
- Background information about the topic
- A clear claim or main point that supports your thesis statement
- A question to engage readers
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What is the purpose of a topic sentence in a body paragraph?
- To list supporting details
- To conclude the paragraph
- To introduce the main idea of the paragraph
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Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of an effective topic sentence?
- Clear and concise
- Vague and unclear
- Relevant to the thesis statement
12. Open question
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How do you make sure your topic sentences are clear and concise?
13. Poll
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Where is a topic sentence typically located within a body paragraph?
- At the end
- In the middle
- At the beginning
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True or False: A topic sentence should be specific and focused on one main idea.
- True
- False
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Which statement best describes how to write an effective topic sentence?
- State your main point clearly and concisely.
- Make it as long as possible.
- Include all supporting details in it.
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Writing Body Paragraphs for Argumentative Essays
Each body paragraph should have one main point that supports your argument. Include evidence to back up your point (facts, quotes, etc.). Write a clear topic sentence at the beginning of each body paragraph.
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Did you know?
Most argumentative essays require three body paragraphs, but the number of paragraphs can vary depending on the topic, and instructions, in 6th grade we do two. When writing an argumentative essay, each body paragraph should focus on one main point and provide evidence to support it.
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How many body paragraphs should an argumentative essay typically have?
- At least three
- Only one
- As many as you want
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How can you use the evidence you have to defend your opinion?
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Writing Body Paragraphs for Argumentative Essays
Each body paragraph should have one main point that supports your argument. Include evidence to back up your point (facts, quotes, etc.). Write a clear topic sentence at the beginning of each body paragraph.
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Did you know?
When writing a body paragraph for an argumentative essay, you should explain your point of view with evidence and supportive examples. In addition to your evidence, it is important to use logical reasoning in body paragraphs of an argumentative essay.
22. Open question
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What are some of the key points that you think should be included in a body paragraph for an argumentative essay?
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Work together in pairs: What are three important tips for writing a strong body paragraph in an argumentative essay?
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Why is it important to use evidence to support your points?
25. Drawings
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Clues
In pairs: Select one task
Question: How can you write a convincing body paragraph when writing an argumentative essay?
Start with a topic sentence that introduces the main point of the paragraph. Include evidence that supports your argument. End with a concluding sentence that ties the paragraph together.
A: Work in pairs to draw a visual representation of the body paragraph structure. B: Explain your solution to the class.
26. Poll
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What is the purpose of a body paragraph in an argumentative essay?
- To present and support a specific point or argument
- To provide a conclusion to the essay
- To introduce the topic of the essay
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How many pieces of evidence should be addressed in each body paragraph?
- Three
- One
- Two
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What is a topic sentence in a body paragraph?
- A sentence that introduces the main idea or point of the paragraph
- A factual statement without any opinion
- A concluding sentence that summarizes the main arguments
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What should be included in the body paragraphs to support your argument?
- Evidence, examples, and supporting details
- Irrelevant information
- Personal opinions and anecdotes
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What should be included in the concluding sentence of a body paragraph?
- Repetition of points already discussed
- A summary and transition to the next paragraph
- An introduction to new ideas or arguments
31. Open question
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What have you learned about writing evidence-based body paragraphs?
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Now, How confident are you with writing body paragraphs?
- Very confident
- Confident
- Neutral
- Not very confident
- Not at all confident
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In persuasive writing, you use facts and opinions to convince your reader to side with you. Good persuasive writing includes facts, evidence, and logical arguments. When writing persuasively, you must consider the other side and explain why yours is better.
Persuasive Writing: Convincing Others with Words
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Persuasion: a form of communication in which an individual attempts to influence the attitudes, beliefs, or actions of another person or group of people. Argument: a series of statements used to support a claim or point of view. Rhetoric: the art of using language effectively and persuasively to influence an audience.
Concepts:
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Persuasion: a form of communication in which an individual attempts to influence the attitudes, beliefs, or actions of another person or group of people. Argument: a series of statements used to support a claim or point of view. Rhetoric: the art of using language effectively and persuasively to influence an audience.
Concepts:
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Persuasive writing is used in marketing and advertising to convince people to purchase a product or service. The goal of persuasive writing is to convince the reader to accept the writer's opinion or to take action. Persuasive writing is sometimes referred to as 'opinion writing' because the writer expresses their opinion on a particular topic.
Did you know?
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Persuasive writing is used in marketing and advertising to convince people to purchase a product or service. The goal of persuasive writing is to convince the reader to accept the writer's opinion or to take action. Persuasive writing is sometimes referred to as 'opinion writing' because the writer expresses their opinion on a particular topic.
Did you know?
38. Open question
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What strategies could you use to make your persuasive writing more effective?
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What are some examples of persuasive writing that you have seen before?
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Work together in pairs: What is the most important part of a persuasive essay?
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What is one of the most important things to remember when writing persuasively?
42. Personalised Feedback
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43. Personalised Feedback
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Write a short story from the perspective of a pencil, witnessing the world's most important moments throughout history.
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45. Personalised Feedback
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Write a short story where the protagonist is a talking tree with the ability to grant wishes.
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In persuasive writing, you use facts and opinions to convince your reader to side with you. Good persuasive writing includes facts, evidence, and logical arguments. When writing persuasively, you must consider the other side and explain why yours is better.
Persuasive Writing: Convincing Others with Words
47. Slide
60 seconds
Persuasion: a form of communication in which an individual attempts to influence the attitudes, beliefs, or actions of another person or group of people. Argument: a series of statements used to support a claim or point of view. Rhetoric: the art of using language effectively and persuasively to influence an audience.
Concepts:
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Persuasive writing is used in marketing and advertising to convince people to purchase a product or service. The goal of persuasive writing is to convince the reader to accept the writer's opinion or to take action. Persuasive writing is sometimes referred to as 'opinion writing' because the writer expresses their opinion on a particular topic.
Did you know?
49. Open question
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What strategies could you use to make your persuasive writing more effective?
50. Open question
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What are some examples of persuasive writing that you have seen before?
51. Open question
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What do you think makes a persuasive argument effective?
52. Drawings
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Brain break: Draw a smiling banana wearing a baseball cap and holding a trophy champion cup.
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Question: How can you convince someone to try something new? Clues: • Think of possible benefits to the person you are trying to convince. • Look for common ground that you both can agree on. • Use facts, data and examples to support your argument. In pairs: Select and solve one of the tasks: A. Write a persuasive speech to convince someone how important coral reefs are to the world. B. Design a poster that convinces people to save coral reefs
54. Poll
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What is the main goal of persuasive writing?
- To convince the reader to think or act a certain way
- To entertain the reader
- To inform the reader
- To describe something
55. Poll
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What are some techniques used in persuasive writing?
- Appeals to emotions, repetition, rhetorical questions, and logical arguments
- Rhyming words and phrases
- Long sentences with difficult vocabulary
- Use of humor and sarcasm
56. Poll
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What is a thesis statement in persuasive writing?
- A clear statement that states your position on a topic
- A brief summary of what you have written so far
- A question that you want your readers to answer
- A concluding paragraph
57. Poll
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What should be included in the introduction of a persuasive essay?
- A hook, background information on the topic, and thesis statement.
- A list of key terms used in your essay.
- Summary of all arguments presented.
- None of these.
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Why is it important to consider opposing viewpoints when writing persuasively?
- It shows that you've considered multiple perspectives and strengthens your own argument.
- It confuses readers by presenting too many different viewpoints.
- It weakens your own argument by acknowledging other opinions.
59. Open question
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Work together in pairs: What is the most important part of a persuasive essay?
60. Open question
300 seconds
What do you think makes a persuasive argument effective?
61. Drawings
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Brain break: Draw a smiling banana wearing a baseball cap and holding a trophy champion cup.
62. Drawings
1260 seconds
Question: How can you convince someone to try something new? Clues: • Think of possible benefits to the person you are trying to convince. • Look for common ground that you both can agree on. • Use facts, data and examples to support your argument. In pairs: Select and solve one of the tasks: A. Write a persuasive speech to convince someone how important coral reefs are to the world. B. Design a poster that convinces people to save coral reefs
63. Poll
60 seconds
What is the main goal of persuasive writing?
- To convince the reader to think or act a certain way
- To entertain the reader
- To inform the reader
- To describe something
64. Poll
60 seconds
What are some techniques used in persuasive writing?
- Appeals to emotions, repetition, rhetorical questions, and logical arguments
- Rhyming words and phrases
- Long sentences with difficult vocabulary
- Use of humor and sarcasm
65. Poll
60 seconds
What is a thesis statement in persuasive writing?
- A clear statement that states your position on a topic
- A brief summary of what you have written so far
- A question that you want your readers to answer
- A concluding paragraph
66. Poll
60 seconds
What should be included in the introduction of a persuasive essay?
- A hook, background information on the topic, and thesis statement.
- A list of key terms used in your essay.
- Summary of all arguments presented.
- None of these.
67. Poll
60 seconds
Why is it important to consider opposing viewpoints when writing persuasively?
- It shows that you've considered multiple perspectives and strengthens your own argument.
- It confuses readers by presenting too many different viewpoints.
- It weakens your own argument by acknowledging other opinions.
68. Poll
60 seconds
Why is it important to consider opposing viewpoints when writing persuasively?
- It shows that you've considered multiple perspectives and strengthens your own argument.
- It confuses readers by presenting too many different viewpoints.
- It weakens your own argument by acknowledging other opinions.
69. Open question
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Work together in pairs: What is the most important part of a persuasive essay?
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