ICEEC Paragraph Format

What does the "I" stand for and mean in a ICEEC paragraph?

• Inclusion - you're including everything in this one sentence

• Introduction - you're introducing the story, author, and topic sentence for the rest of your paragraph

• Icicle - you're making sure you're cooling the tempo for your reader

• Iguana - you're telling your reader you want a pet lizard

Tags

CCSS.RI.6.2

CCSS.RI.7.2

CCSS.RI.8.2

CCSS.RL.6.2

CCSS.RL.7.2

What does the second "C" stand for and mean in a ICEEC paragraph?

• Conclusion - you're wrapping up your paragraph

• Counter - you're going against what you initially said

• Citation - you're citing evidence from the story to prove your opinion

• Cats - you're telling your reader how much you love cats

What do the two "E"s stand for and mean a ICEEC paragraph?

• Elvis - you're letting your readers know you like old school rock n' roll

• Explanation - you're writing two sentences explaining why your quote is good evidence supporting your opinion

• Equality - you're making sure your reader knows that you care about equal rights in writing

What does the last "C" in a ICEEC paragraph stand for and mean?

• Conclusion - you're wrapping up your paragraph

• Citation - you're adding another citation

• Cinderella - you're tying Disney into your paragraph for you reader