Drafting Body Paragraphs for an Informational Text

This lesson teaches how to draft body paragraphs for informational texts by transforming bullet point notes into complete sentences using a friendly, explaining voice. It covers the writing process, focusing on the drafting stage, and highlights common mistakes such as not adding a voice. The lesson provides examples of drafting paragraphs on natural and controlled adaptations, emphasizing the use of examples, transitions, and vocabulary to engage readers.

What are the three steps in the writing process mentioned in the lesson?

What common mistake should be avoided when rewriting bullet points into complete sentences?

Explain the importance of using a friendly, explaining voice when drafting body paragraphs.

What is the purpose of defining natural adaptations before providing examples?

Describe how to transition between facts in a draft.

How can examples enhance the reader's understanding of the text?

What are controlled adaptations, and how do they differ from natural adaptations?