Knowledge
Comprehension
Application
Analysis
Evaluation
100
Topic sentence, supporting sentences, clincher.
What are the three parts of a paragraph?
100
Answers will vary. (i.e.Trees are plants.)
What is an example of a fact you could use in a paragraph about trees?
100
I. Topic Sentence a. Supporting Sentence b. Supporting Sentence c. Supporting Sentence d. Clincher (All sentences should be about trees)
Write an outline of a well-organized paragraph about trees.
100
Answers will vary, must be able to support their reason.
What is the part of a paragraph you think is most important? Discuss your opinion with your neighbor.
100
Answers will vary, must be able to support their reasons.
Consider all of the reasons why a well-organized paragraph is necessary. What are three reasons you came up with?
200
To let the reader know what the paragraph is about.
What is the purpose of a topic sentence?
200
Answers will vary. (i.e.Using this part of speech helps readers visualize what you are writing about.)
Explain how personification can make your paragraph more interesting.
200
Should label: Topic Sentence, Supporting Sentences, and Clincher.
Use what you know about paragraph structure to label this example paragraph.
200
Both are true, have evidence to support them, etc.
Compare a fact and a statistic as examples of support in a paragraph.
200
Answers will vary, must be able to support their answer. (i.e. To tie the paragraphs together)
Why do you think a clincher is important to the flow of multiple paragraphs?
M
e
n
u