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Bell Ringer: Write in Journal Section

Bell Ringer: Write in Journal Section. If you could change one aspect of Lakeside High School, what would it be and why? Please state three compelling reasons to support your position. Craft a Perfect Thesis Statement!. Review : SWBAT use “T” charts to pre-write persuasive essays.

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Bell Ringer: Write in Journal Section

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  1. Bell Ringer: Write in Journal Section • If you could change one aspect of Lakeside High School, what would it be and why? • Please state three compelling reasons to support your position.

  2. Craft a Perfect Thesis Statement! Review: SWBAT use “T” charts to pre-write persuasive essays. New: SWBAT craft thesis statements containing a clear position and three supporting arguments. HW: 1. Reading Logs; 2. Finish thesis statement worksheet for tomorrow.

  3. SWBAT craft thesis statements containing a clear position and three supporting arguments. Here’s the Deal (Please Write in “Drafts & Edits”): • A thesis statementis the main idea of your essay. It’s the point you’re trying to prove. • It’s almost like a “prediction” about your essay that you, as a writer, make come true when you write your body paragraphs.

  4. Review: SWBAT use “T” charts to pre-write persuasive essays. • Upon first glimpse of a persuasive essay prompt, take the following steps for guaranteed success: 1. Isolate the question by annotating the prompt. 2. Create a “T” chart with pros and cons. 3. Determine which position is most “writeable.” 4. Craft your thesis statement. Include… -Your position on the topic; -Three clear, distinct supporting arguments.

  5. Review: SWBAT use “T” charts to pre-write persuasive essays. • Sample prompt, with question already isolated: Is college a valuable experience? Why or why not? • After I’ve isolated the question, what is my next step? • Answer: Create a “T” chart! Thesis: because , , and

  6. SWBAT craft thesis statements containing a clear position and three supporting arguments. • Let’s review the process for constructing a thesis:

  7. SWBAT craft thesis statements containing a clear position and three supporting arguments. • It’s your turn! On the graphic organizers provided, thoughtfully build a “T” chart and thesis statement for each prompt from Ms. Fitz. • In total, you will complete four “T” charts and thesis statements of your own. If you do not finish in class, it will be due tomorrow as homework. • You may converse – quietly and constructively. If conversations turn loud and/or unconstructive, we’ll work silently.

  8. Closing • What are the steps for constructing a highly effective thesis statement? • What components (parts) should each persuasive thesis statement contain?

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