Essay Content 1
Six Traits 1
Essay Content 2
Six Traits 2
Miscell.
100
The beginning of the Essay
What is Introduction.
100
Authors 'finger print'.
What is voice.
100
The ending of the paragraph.
What is the conclusion.
100
The 'heart' of the essay.
What is Idea
100
This is an example of what? "Your a turtle."
What is wrong form of you're.
200
'And' 'Very'
What is over used words.
200
How well every thing flows in a paragraph and essay.
What is Sentence Fluency.
200
Type of introduction.
What is background info, quote, shocking fact, thesis statement, anecdote, question,
200
What you want to say about your idea
What is content
200
This is an example of what? "The cat lives over they're"
What is wrong form of there.
300
Catch the readers attention
What is Introduction
300
Spelling and grammer
What is Conventions
300
Simile, Metaphor, personification,
What is style.
300
Words used to move smoothly from one paragraph or idea to another.
What is transitions.
300
What type of sentence is this? "Went to the house."
What is fragment.
400
restate thesis, call to action, summarize main point, use quote, refer to intro, comment, etc...
What is ways to conclude your essay.
400
Connect to reader.
What is voice.
400
Chronological, logical, spatial, importance
What is organization.
400
Used to describe and paint a picture in the readers mind.
What is word choice.
400
What type of word is this? "Pretty"
What is Adjective.
500
Main point of the essay.
What is Thesis Statement
500
The six traits of writing.
What is Ideas and Content, Organization, Voice, Word Choice, Conventions, Sentence Fluency.
500
Main, unifying idea
What is thesis statement.
500
Order of events that’s easy to follow and understand
What is sequence.
500
Where is the mistake? "the cat is purple and yellow."
What is capitalizing the first letter of the sentence.
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