The video tutorial teaches students how to write an opinion using the Oreo writing method. It begins with stating an opinion, followed by providing reasons and examples to support it, and concludes with restating the opinion. The tutorial emphasizes the importance of using specific sentence starters and maintaining consistency in opinion. Students are encouraged to use detailed examples to strengthen their arguments and are reminded of the learning goal to write opinions effectively.

What is the main goal of Oreo writing?

• To write a story

• To express an opinion with reasons and examples

• To describe a process

• To summarize a text

What does the 'O' in Oreo writing stand for?

• Objective

• Opinion

• Observation

• Outline

Which part of the Oreo process involves providing reasons?

• First O

• Last O

• R

• E

What is the first step in the Oreo writing process?

• Restate your opinion

• Give reasons

• State your opinion

• Provide examples

Which of the following is NOT a part of the Oreo process?

• Example

• Reason

• Summary

• Opinion

What is a good way to start an opinion sentence?

• To summarize

• For example

• In conclusion

• I prefer

Which phrase can be used to introduce a reason?

• I feel this way because

• In my opinion

• For instance

• In summary

What is the purpose of the 'R' in Oreo writing?

• To summarize the text

• To restate the opinion

• To provide reasons

• To give examples

What should you include in your examples to support your opinion?

• A conclusion

• A detailed explanation

• A summary

• A question

Which part of the Oreo process involves giving evidence?

• E

• R

• Last O

• First O