SENTENCES
What does FANBOYS stand for?
For, and, nor, but, or, yet, so
The broadest sentence that needs to be supported
Topic Sentence
What are the 5 W's and 1 H?
Who, what, where, when, why/ How?
Adverb
The main point the author wants to get across
Main Idea
What is Listing as a Pre-Writing strategy?
Making bullet points/lists of different things to talk about in your paragraph (about your main idea)
Words used to connect clauses (sentences)
Conjunction (FANBOY)
The three types of supporting details
Reason, Examples, Explanation
This Pre-Reading strategy asks you to make a hypothesis of the text by the author and title
Predict
The part of the sentence that the sentence is about.
Subject
The four steps to find a topic sentence
1. Read the paragraph and find the topic 2. Figure out the author's point about that topic 3. Write a sentence including both the topic and the author's point 4. IN the paragraph, find a sentence similar to what you created.
Ask, recall, preview, predict
The part of the sentence that is the verb, and additional information about that verb
Complete Predicate
Name at least four transitions
Sequence or time, Cause and Effect, Examples, Contrast/Showing Similarities, Conclude/Summarize, Giving direction
Name at least 4 of the six Pre-WRITING strategies
Discussion, Listing, 5 W's, Free-Talking, Free-Writing, Clustering