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Highlight the Sentences

Highlight the Sentences. Yellow = topic sentence Pink = supporting sentences Blue = concluding sentence and/or transition sentence Orange = good detail sentence Green = thesis Answer on the essay: WHO wrote the essay(s)? WHERE did you read the essay(s)?

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Highlight the Sentences

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  1. Highlight the Sentences Yellow = topic sentence Pink = supporting sentences Blue = concluding sentence and/or transition sentence Orange = good detail sentence Green = thesis Answer on the essay: WHO wrote the essay(s)? WHERE did you read the essay(s)? WHEN was(were) the essay(s) published? WHAT are(were)the essay(s) about? WHY was(were) the essay(s) written? and…HOW are you-the student writer- going to respond? = (thesis + your essay) Circle the GRADE 6, 5, 4, 3, 2, 1 Is the essay formatted MLA style?

  2. Yellow = topic sentence • Pink = supporting sentences • Orange = good detail sentence • Blue = concluding sentence and/or transition sentence • Green = thesis

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