Expository or Narrative
This style of writing has an introduction, body, and conclusion.
What is Expository
What grabs the readers attention at the beginning of the essay?
What is the hook
What is the first thing you do before creating an outline. Hint: It is the first step in the writing process.
What is brainstorm
What is POW TIDE?
What is an Acronym for Informational Writing
This kind of writing often has secrets or shows suspense, and reads like a story
What is Narrative
What tells the reader what the essay is going to be about?
What is the thesis statement
After you brainstorm, what do you do next?
What is organize ideas in an outline
What does the "P" stand for?
What is Pull Apart the Prompt
This kind of writing has a topic sentence, followed by a reason, fact, or concrete detail. Inner Voice is added to elaborate or give added information.
What is Expository
What is type of words are found at the beginning of body paragraphs that help the reader move smoothly to the next idea or subtopic.
What are transition words
What goes at the top of the outline?
What is the topic
What does the "O" stand for?
What is Organize your thoughts
This type of writing has characters, setting, events, problem, climax, and a solution.
What is Narrative
What is inner voice?
It gives the reader an explanation, example, or elaboration (added information).
What is represented under the topic (typically you have 3 of these)
What is subtopics
What does the "W" stand for?
What is Write and Say MORE
What is the difference between expository and narrative writing?
Expository writing gives information. Narrative writing tells a story.
What ties expository writing all together and gives the reader a sense of closure.
What is the conclusion. It restates the topic sentence.
Do you include evidence in your outline?
What is YES
TIDE stands for each of the elements of the body paragraphs. List them.
What is Topic Sentence, Important Evidence, Details, Ending