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Turn to 4 th 6wks Vocabulary Section

Turn to 4 th 6wks Vocabulary Section. Use the dictionary to write the definition to the following words: Overview Reliable Transition Expository Revise Convey.

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Turn to 4 th 6wks Vocabulary Section

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  1. Turn to 4th6wks VocabularySection Use the dictionary to write the definition to the following words: Overview Reliable Transition ExpositoryRevise Convey When you’re finished, leave the dictionary on your desk and turn to the next blank page and write today’s date in the upper right corner: January 13, 2014. Created by: Tracy Cole

  2. Elements of an Expository Essay January 13, 2014 What is an expository essay? An essay in the PRESENT TENSE that defines and explains an IDEA or ANOTHER PERSON. 3 Simple Steps to a Successful Expository Essay 1. READ the quote. 2. THINK about the statement given and how it applies to the quote. 3. WRITE Thesis Details Examples Reasons Importance Created by: Tracy Cole

  3. Introductory/lead paragraph invites the reader to explore the topic. Thesis statement found in the introductory/lead paragraph and reveals the overall purpose of the essay. Main Point Supporting details about main point. Main Point Body of Essay Supporting details about main point. Main Point Supporting details about main point. Concluding paragraph – restates the thesis and offers the reader the opportunity to think more on the topic. Expository Pillar Created by: Tracy Cole

  4. In an EXPOSITORY ESSAY remember to SHOW your reader with your words. Don’t tell. What does that even mean?! Discussion Time Created by: Tracy Cole

  5. Paraphrase relevant facts or stories. Elaborate on key components. (to expand or give more detail) Use specific details and examples to support the main idea. Proofread and delete unrelated or unnecessary information. STAY FOCUSED ON THE TOPIC. Created by: Tracy Cole

  6. Turn to the next two side-by-side blank pages. Get a copy of the MODEL ESSAY – PROMPT and the EXPOSITORY MODEL ESSAY. Set your page up like this (use glue, tape, or staple): Model Essay Prompt on the LEFT page Model Essay on the RIGHT page. Expository Model Essay Model Essay - Prompt Created by: Tracy Cole Use a sticky note to make a tab that says “EXPOSITORY ESSAY MODEL”

  7. Example Look at the MODEL ESSAY – PROMPT. READ the following quote Always roll up the sleeves on your shirt. It gives the impression that you’re working, even if you’re not. – Ashton Kutcher THINK about the following statement: The first impression of another person is what stays in the memory. WRITE an essay explaining the importance of getting to know people before forming an opinion about them. Created by: Tracy Cole

  8. First, let’s take a look at the prompt. READ the following quote Always roll up the sleeves on your shirt. It gives the impression that you’re working, even if you’re not. – Ashton Kutcher THINK about the following statement: The first impression of another person is what stays in the memory. WRITE an essay explaining the importance of getting to know people before forming an opinion about them. When you see the word “explaining” that’s the keyword you need to remember to know that it is an EXPOSITORY essay. Created by: Tracy Cole

  9. More on the prompt. Thesis statement • Be sure to – • Clearly state your controlling idea • Organize and develop your • explanation effectively • Choose your words carefully • Use correct spelling, capitalization, • punctuation, grammar, and sentences. This tells you what the grader (person reading your paper) will be looking for. USE THE DICTIONARY to check spelling. Created by: Tracy Cole

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