
Getting back into writing...
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6th Grade
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TEGAN GARDNER
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8 Slides • 9 Questions
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Informative Essay
New due date to change at the top of your packet - Wednesday 12/20 (Even) - Thursday 12/21 (Odd)
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Multiple Choice
What is the topic of our essay?
Write an informative essay about survival instincts
Write an informative essay about the qualities of a survivor
Write an argumentative essay about the qualities of a survivor
Write a narrative essay about a character surviving
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Multiple Choice
What is the purpose of our essay?
to persuade readers to go out and get trapped on a roof for 3 days
to entertain the audience with tales of characters survival
to inform the audience about why these qualities are NOT important
to inform the audience about why these qualities are important
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Multiple Choice
Who is our audience reading this?
Students (School blog)
Teachers (School blog)
Teenagers (this isn't it)
Mrs. Arcieri
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Multiple Choice
What order do we write our introduction paragraph in?
Hook - Thesis - Background Info
Hook - Background Info - Thesis
Background Info - Thesis - Hook
Thesis - Thesis - Hook
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Open Ended
What hook did you choose for your essay? (hint, refer to your packet for what you have written)
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Example of a decent introductory paragraph...
Survivors are individuals who exhibit exceptional qualities in the face of adversity. Drawing inspiration from three powerful mentor texts such as "from Into the Lifeboat" featuring Violet Jessop, "A Long Walk to Water" with Salva Dut, and "from Ninth Ward" featuring Lanesha. This essay aims to explore the characteristics that define a survivor and the crucial importance of possessing the qualities of (YOUR 3 QUALITIES).
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In exploring these mentor texts the qualities of resilience, perseverance, and resourcefulness showcase the foundation of a survivor's identity.
Example 2
This essay aims to explore the characteristics that define a survivor and the crucial importance of possessing the qualities of (YOUR 3 QUALITIES).
Example 1
Two examples of thesis statements
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Draw
Brain break: Draw yourself and your bestie(s) in one of the scenarios our protagonists have gone through (On a sinking ship, walking through the desert, trapped on a roof)
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Multiple Choice
How many body paragraphs do you need in this essay?
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2
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4
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Open Ended
What writing method should you use in each body paragraph? (hint: It's an acronym...on the board...to the right of the screen...)
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R.A.C.E.
R- Restate: It can look like re introducing the protoganist with their chosen quality of survival.
Example of body paragraphs
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R.A.C.E.
A- Answer: It is tied into the R to create one sentence.
Example of body paragraphs
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R.A.C.E.
C- Cite: You must lead into the evidence and quote directly from the text. Make it flow!
Example of body paragraphs
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R.A.C.E.
E- Explain: This is where you have to explain how that quality helped them survive or why it was so important in their survival.
Example of body paragraphs
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Multiple Select
Which one of these is a step in the R.A.C.E writing method?
Restate
Answer
Cite
Explain
Informative Essay
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