Structure
What do we call the paragraphs between the introduction and conclusion?
Body Paragraphs
Name a phrase that can start a conclusion
In conclusion…
Draws the reader's attention at the start of the paper
Hook
The part of the writing cycle where we exchange papers with a partner to check our work.
Peer Review
Quotes from the text that support your claim
Evidence
What do we call the outline of our essay?
Box and bullet
A word or phrase that can start a first paragraph
To begin, first…
A final idea about why the topic is important in the conclusion.
Lasting thought
The part of the writing cycle where we fix spelling and grammar
Editing
HOW the evidence supports your claim
Analysis
This is the last paragraph of the essay.
Conclusion
A word or phrased that can start a final body paragraph
Lastly, finally
What do we do at the start of the conclusion?
Restate the claim.
A piece of writing from another person that helps guide us in writing our own.
Mentor Text
Claim
What section do we usually put our claim in?
A word or phrase that can begin a quote
According to the text….
The text states….
Where does the claim usually belong?
Last sentence of introduction.
What do we call the first copy of the essay?
Rough Draft
A sentence or two stating what happened in a text
Summary
What do we use topic sentences for?
Reasons supporting the claim
A word or phrase that shows you are about to give a a difference or contrasting detail
However, but, on the other hand…
Name the three parts of an introduction that you were taught.
Hook
Summary
Claim
The part of the writing process where you change your draft to include stronger details and ideas.
Revision
To explain further and in more detail