PEEL
Introductions and Conclusions
Prompts and forms
Evidence and sources
100

The second E of PEEL

What is an explanation?

100

Hook, set up, and thesis

What are the three parts of an introductory paragraph?

100

The form of writing we practiced in class

What is expository/informational writing?

100

Restating evidence in your own words

What is paraphrasing?

200

The word you should never use in your explanations

What is “this?”

200

Introduces readers to your topic

What is the set-up?

200

The acronym you use to break down prompts

What is FAT-P?

200

using someone else's work without giving them proper credit

What is plagiarism?

300

"because", "although", etc.

What is a subordinating conjunction?

300

Reminds reader of your topic or claim

What is the thesis restatement?

300

The readers who your writing is intended for

What is the audience?

300

Adding a note to a text, which may include highlights or underlining

What is annotating?

400

 Educated guesses included in all good explanations

What are inferences?

400

Helps readers understand why your topic is important

What is the reflection?

400

 To entertain readers with a story

What is the purpose of narrative writing?

400

books, news articles, research papers, .edu websites

What are reliable sources?

500

Demonstrates, exhibits, proves

What are some replacements for the word “shows?”

500

The word for valuable fluff

What is the "yap"?

500

Character analysis, letters to the editor, and essays in literature class

What are some examples of response to text writing?

500

The kind of cake Mr. Rodriguez made in Source 1

What is coconut cake?

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