Paragraph Writing w/Self-Esteem & Growth Mindset

What are the 3 parts of a paragraph?

• Topic Sentence, Detail Sentences, Conclusion Sentence

• Top Sentence, Middle Sentence, Bottom Sentence

• Bun, Meat, Cheese, Lettuce, Bun

• Topic Sentence, Detail Sentences, Ending Sentence

What does the topic sentence do?

• Tells the reader what comes first, next, and last.

• Tells the reader what the whole paragraph is about.

• Tells the reader a funny joke.

• Tells the reader how to eat a hamburger.

Where would you find a topic sentence in a paragraph?

• the beginning

• the middle

• the end

A good topic sentence has...

• a conclusion and details.

• a body and a head.

• a topic and a main idea.

• lettuce and tomato.

Self-esteem is...

• self-confidence.

• self-love.

• self-respect.

• self-confidence, self-love, and self-respect.

A topic sentence is also called...

• a big idea.

• a juicy detail.

• a conclusion sentence.

• a theme.

A person with a growth mindset would say...

• "I give up!"

• "I can't do this!"

• "I can't do this, yet!"

• "I am a hamburger."

Where should details go in a paragraph?

• the beginning

• the middle

• the end

A person with a fixed mindset would say...

• "I can do this!"

• "I like challenges!"

• "I give up!"

• "I can't do this, yet!"

A good paragraph looks like...

• a banana.

• a hotdog.

• a hamburger.

• a taco.