Introduction
Which letters do we use to remember the structure of our introduction paragraph?
H. I. T. (Hook, Information, Thesis)
What letters do we remember to think about the structure of our body paragraphs?
CEERRR (Claim, Evidence, Evidence, Reasoning, Reasoning, Reasoning)
Which letters do we use to remember the structure of our conclusion paragraph?
How do we write a hook?
We write a question about our topic
How many body paragraphs should we have?
3
DAILY DOUBLE
How do we include information in our conclusion paragraph? (What do we do for "I" in this paragraph?)
We summarize the three body paragraphs.
After we write a question about our topic, what do we do next?
Answer the hook!
DAILY DOUBLE
What are our three pieces of reasoning?
1. Explain why we chose the quote/ why it's important
2. Connect the quote to your claim and reason. (Furthermore, in addition, etc.)
3. Personal connection
How many sentences should you have in your conclusion?
5
What is our first piece of information that we include in the introduction paragraph?
Incldue the article titles and summary (TAG)
How do we include evidence in our body paragraphs?
1. Summarize the article/ info
2. Bring in a quote
What does a flipped thesis look like?
In conclusion, (reason 1, reason 2, and reason 3) are all reasons why (claim).
What does a thesis look like?
Therefore, (claim) because (reason 1, reason 2, and reason 3).
How do we start our first body paragraph?
To begin with, (claim) because (reason 1).
How do we write our closure?
For these reasons, it is vital that (restate claim). End with a bang to wrap up all of your points!