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1. Word cloud
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Name one part of an argumentative essay?
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"Students will understand how to write an argumentative essay "
Learning objective:
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Introduction: introduces the main idea and gives background information. Body: presents evidence to support the main idea. Conclusion: summarizes the main points and restates the main argument.
Parts of an Argumentative Essay
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Claim: A statement or opinion that is put forward as a fact or proposition to be maintained or proved. Evidence: Facts, statistics, research studies, or other information used to support a claim. Counterargument: A statement or opinion that opposes or disagrees with the main argument in an essay.
Concepts:
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The introduction of an argumentative essay should always start with a ‘hook’, which is a statement that captures the reader’s attention. Most argumentative essays have three parts: the introduction, the body and the conclusion. The body of an argumentative essay is usually made up of 3-4 paragraphs, each containing a different point that supports the essay’s main argument!
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6. Open question
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Work together in pairs: Q: What are the three main components of an argumentative essay?
7. Open question
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Work together in pairs: What is the purpose of the introduction in an argumentative essay?
8. Drawings
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Brain break: Draw a smiley faced person holding a giant cupcake, with one hand trying to balance that cupcake on his or her head, and the other hand giving thumbs up!
9. Poll
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What is the first part of an argumentative essay?
  • Introduction
  • Body Paragraphs
  • Conclusion
10. Poll
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What is the purpose of the introduction in an argumentative essay?
  • To grab the reader's attention and provide a thesis statement
  • To summarize all of the main points in one sentence
  • To provide a conclusion to the reader
11. Poll
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What is typically included in each body paragraph of an argumentative essay?
  • A topic sentence, evidence, and analysis
  • A summary of previous paragraphs
  • Only evidence
12. Poll
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Which part of an argumentative essay provides a final thought on the topic?
  • Conclusion
  • Introduction
  • Body Paragraphs
13. Poll
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Which element should be included within each body paragraph to help support your claim?
  • Evidence and analysis
  • Only analysis
  • Opinions

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