

Identifying Author's Claims and Evidence
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English
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6th Grade
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Hard
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Joseph Anderson
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6 Slides • 12 Questions
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Objective:
Students will identify the claim and
explain how the author uses various
types of evidence to support the
argument. 6.8(Eii)
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Multiple Select
What will we be learning today? Choose 2.
identifying the claim
structure arguments
analyze characteristics
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explain how the author uses evidence to support the argumetn
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Argument
An argument is a claim in which the author is trying to persuade or convince the reader to believe a certain opinion.
The author uses reasons and evidence to support their point. This helps authors prove their point.
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Multiple Choice
In an argumentative text the author's purpose is to...
inform
entertain
persuade
describe
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Claim
The claim is usually the main idea, or arguable statement that represents the author’s position or opinion in an argumentative text.
Example: Students should be allowed to wear free dress every day.
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Multiple Choice
A claim is
a detail
the main idea
7
Multiple Choice
A claim is also:
an opinion
a fact
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Support:
Reasons and evidence that help prove the claim
1. Reasons : explains how or why the evidence supports the claim.
2. Evidence: facts, data, quotes, or examples that support the author's claim.
Example: Students should be allowed to wear free dress every day so that they can express themselves and to also feel comfortable at school.
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Multiple Choice
What is evidence?
Details, facts or information that supports a claim
False information
Information that doesn't support a claim
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Multiple Choice
Strep throat, colds, and other flu-like sicknesses are going around. Many students are having to miss several days of school. Washing your hands several times a day is very important. If you do not, you are at a higher risk of getting sick.
Identify the claim.
Strep throat, colds, and other flu-like sicknesses are going around.
Washing your hands several times a day is very important.
The average soda drinker has 2.6 glasses a day
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Multiple Choice
Emoji's are a newer addition to texting. There are a total of 845 emoji's that have different expressions. Everyone should download emoji's on their electronic device. After all, they are free, expressive, and add a little something to any text!
What is the claim?
Emoji's are a newer addition to texting.
Everyone should download emoji's on their electronic device.
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Multiple Choice
Lou Malnati's Pizzeria first opened in 1971. They sell deep-dish pizza. In 2001 Lou Malnati's opened their biggest pizzeria in Chicago. Even though there are several restaurants that sell deep-dish pizza, Lou Malnati's is the best. They will continue to serve pizza lovers.
Identify the claim:
Even though there are several restaurants that sell deep-dish pizza, Lou Malnati's is the best.
Everyone should download emoji's on their electronic device.
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Multiple Choice
Find evidence that best supports the claim:
Junk food is bad for you
My favorite junk food is oreos
Eating fast food once a week can increase your chance of heart disease by 20%
You need to eat fruit and vegetables to have a balanced diet
The average soda drinker has 2.6 glasses a day
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Multiple Choice
Find evidence that best supports the claim:
Dogs make good pets
The chihuahua is the smallest dog breed in the world
They will continue to serve pizza lovers.
My dog's name is Max
When people pet dogs, their brains release a chemical called oxytocin which reduces anxiety
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Multiple Choice
Does the evidence support the claim?
Claim: snapchat is dangerous for young people."
Evidence: Snapchat is an app that allows users to add filters to photos
Yes
No
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Multiple Choice
Does the evidence support the claim?
Claim: Fenty Beauty has better products than Kylie Cosmetics.
Evidence: Fenty Beauty foundation is rated four stars at Sephora, but Kylie Cosmetics foundation isn’t even sold at Sephora.
Yes
No
Objective:
Students will identify the claim and
explain how the author uses various
types of evidence to support the
argument. 6.8(Eii)
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