Part 1: Sources (p. 2)
This article includes what you should pack to hike the Grand Canyon.
What is source #3?
For Q1, I would choose source #____, and I would include ____ pieces of evidence.
What is source #2 and 2 pieces of evidence?
Q3 is asking me to do this.
These are the steps you should take when writing your essay (hint: at least 4 steps, p. 5).
What is plan, draft, revise, edit?
Your argumentative essay should be about…(p. 7)
Which community service project your school should participate in
This article provides evidence to support the importance of taking care of the Grand Canyon.
What is source #4?
This is how I can cite evidenced used in any of the questions.
What is by title or number?
For Q4, what is the claim I have to find evidence to support.
What is tourists are putting a strain on the ecosystems of the Grand Canyon?
The narrative story must be about… (p. 6)
What is an exciting adventure during a hike in the Grand Canyon?
A strong argumentative essay should include…(p. 7)
Claim, reasons, details, facts from sources, reasoning or explanation, transitions, introduction, conclusion
This article includes the sentence: ”Geologists have many different ideas about how and when the Grand Canyon was formed.”
What is source #1?
For Q2, you need ___ pieces of evidence and ___ sources.
What is 2 pieces of evidence and 2 sources?
For Q5, I need two pieces of evidence. What am I looking for evidence about?
What is to understand the experience of safely hiking the Grand Canyon?
Since the narrative is a fictional story, do you need to use sources? (P. 6)
What is yes?
Your explanatory essay should be about…(p. 8)
The importance of the Grand Canyon.
This article includes the sentence, “Next time you take a walk in a wild place, you’ll be a keen nature observer!”
What is source #2?
This is what I need to talk about for Q2.
What is the rules people should follow when hiking the Grand Canyon?
For Q6, I can click ___ boxes for each source.
A strong narrative should include…(p. 6)
Info and details from sources, develop characters, setting, dialogue, transitions, point of view, opening and closing
A strong explanatory essay should include…(p. 8)
Thesis, details/evidence, transitions, introduction, conclusion
This article tells you how to stay safe when you hike the Grand Canyon.
What is source #3?
This is avoiding plagiarism means.
What is copying without citing a source?
This source probably supports “Try to conserve water while you are in the park.”
What is source#4?
How could you make a plan before drafting your narrative? (p. 6)
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Will anything you write on paper be scored?
NO!!!!!!!