Introductions
What are the three T's you need in the introduction?
Title, topic, thesis
The evidence that you take directly from the text is called a direct ______.
Quote
Reasoning is when you explain how your _____________ supports your claim.
Evidence
What is the first paragraph in an essay called?
Introduction
What is Ms. Follett's favorite color?
Pink or blue.
True or false: your introduction should give away all of your evidence.
False.
What does CER stand for?
Claim
Evidence
Reasoning
Give one sentence starter for reasoning that you can use in the essay.
This evidence shows
What paragraph do we use CER?
The body paragraph.
What sport did Ms. Follett used to play?
Soccer
What punctuation marks do you use when writing the title of the article?
"Quotation marks."
True or false: You do not need to give reasoning after your evidence.
False
What comes first in a paragraph: Evidence or reasoning?
Evidence
What is the last paragraph in an essay called?
Conclusion or summary paragraph.
What is one of the attention getters that we use in this class?
123 eyes on me, 1 2 eyes on you
Doorbell
Hands on top
If you can hear my voice...clap 1
What is a sample thesis statement you could give for this question?
Do you think that Chic-Fil-A or McDonalds has better food?
Hints around a word that help you discover the meaning of an unknown word.
Context Clues
True.
List all of the parts of an essay.
Introduction, body paragraph, conclusion/summary.
What is a phrase that Ms. Follett always says?
Feet on the floor, hands on your desk.
Voices are at a level zero.
Open to other options:))))))