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Problem and Solution

Problem and Solution. Problem and Solution in my Every Day Life. Really Stressed Out!. Decided to Start Yoga. Problem. Solution. Problem and Solution in my Every Day Life. Problem. Feeling Sick. Bought a Fitbit to motivate me to get up & moving!. Solution.

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Problem and Solution

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  1. Problem and Solution

  2. Problem and Solution in my Every Day Life Really Stressed Out! Decided to Start Yoga Problem Solution

  3. Problem and Solution in my Every Day Life Problem Feeling Sick Bought a Fitbit to motivate me to get up & moving! Solution

  4. Problem and Solution Text Structure • Sometimes, an author will want to explain a problem, and then show one or more solutions • This kind of text structure is called problem and solution

  5. An example of problem and solution Park School had a terrible problem. Every day at recess, students would argue over the slides. Teachers had to spend time every day taking care of the arguments. Finally, one teacher came up with a great solution. They bought another set of slides that everyone could enjoy. Turn and Talk

  6. Park School had a terrible problem. Every day at recess, students would argue over the slides. Teachers had to spend time every day taking care of the arguments. Finally, one teacher came up with a great solution. They bought another set of slides that everyone could enjoy. Here is the problem An example of problem and solution

  7. Park School had a terrible problem. Every day at recess, students would argue over the slides. Teachers had to spend time every day taking care of the arguments. Finally, one teacher came up with a great solution. They bought another set of slides that everyone could enjoy. Here is the problem An example of problem and solution Here is the solution

  8. Of course, problem and solution is not always so simple • Often, authors will signal problem and solution structure with clue words like problem and solution, just like in the last paragraph • Sometimes, authors will use related words

  9. Of course, problem and solution is not always so simple • Synonyms for problem include difficulty, struggle, uncertainty, worry, threat, and trouble • Synonyms for solution include possibility, hope, bright spot, answer, and future

  10. A more difficult problem and solution paragraph The Chesapeake Bay faces an uncertain future. Issues such as pesticides, too many nutrients, and habitat loss all threaten the Bay’s water quality and animal life. However, scientists are hopeful that the future may be brighter. If everyone in the Chesapeake Bay watershed works together, solutions may be found.

  11. A more difficult problem and solution paragraph What is the problem? What is the solution? The Chesapeake Bay faces an uncertain future. Issues such as pesticides, too many nutrients, and habitat loss all threaten the Bay’s water quality and animal life. However, scientists are hopeful that the future may be brighter. If everyone in the Chesapeake Bay watershed works together, solutions may be found. Turn and Talk

  12. A more difficult problem and solution paragraph The Chesapeake Bay faces an uncertain future. Issues such as pesticides, too many nutrients, and habitat loss all threaten the Bay’s water quality and animal life. However, scientists are hopeful that the future may be brighter. If everyone in the Chesapeake Bay watershed works together, solutions may be found. Problem Solution

  13. “Used To….” As we read the article “Used To…” Think about the friends from whom you’ve ‘parted ways’. What caused the rift? TICKET OUT: Write on your index card Side 1: What is the problem and solution in the article? Side 2: Write a problem and solution scenario from your own life.

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