Narrative
Informational
Augumentative
Miscellaneous
Techniques
100

The setting and characters should be placed in this space on your plan.

What is the beginning? (will take intro or 1st box)

100

In this type of writing, the sentence that tells what the entire essay will be about. It is usually located at the end of the introductory paragraph.

What is a thesis statement?

100

In this type of writing, this sentence states your opinion and what you are trying to convince your audience to believe. It is usually located at the end of the introduction.

What is the claim?

100

This technique should be written in the (edit and revise) 4th box of your writing plan for ALL types of writing. 

What is full circle? 

100

This technique is difficult to say and spell, and it is formed by the SOUND it makes.

What is onomatopoeia?

200

If you want to add exaggeration in your story, use this technique. This tecnique can add humor.

What is hyperbole?

200

What would the topic be for the first body paragraph for this thesis statement?

Social media offers numerous benefits, including enhanced communication, increased access to information, and opportunities for self-expression.

What is enhanced communication?

200

In an argumentative essay, the sentence below would be this.

Sixth grade students should have recess because it provides crucial physical activity, helps reduce stress, and improves concentration.

What is a claim?

200

In this paragraph, you should not add any new information.

What is the conclusion?

200

This technique is a way to help you add extra information to you sentence. This will be enclosed in parentheses. 

What is side comments?

300

This is by FAR the best way to improve your narrative. Since this is a conversation between characters, feel free to use slang.

What is dialogue?

300

This is another name for informative.

What is explanatory?

300

The sentence stems below will help you do this.

According to...

The author states...

What is cite evidence?

300

This type of writing can be imagined–stories that really didn’t happen but could have happened

What is a narrative?

300

The sentence below is an example of this and gives us points for variety of sentences.

Aching for a chocolate treat, Ms. Rose raided the candy box.

What is ING Openers?

400

For this narrative technique, you ask yourself what you want the reader to see, hear, smell, taste, or touch?

What is imagery?

400

From its breathtaking landscapes, rich history, and unique culinary experiences, there are several compelling reasons why you should consider visiting Arkansas.

This will be the topic of the first body paragraph in this informative essay.

What is breathtaking landscapes?

400

This is what the people who disagree with you say.

What is a counterclaim?

400

This technique can be used as a hook and full circle. It asks the reader to "picture" something.

What is an Imagine Statement?

400

The sentence below using this technique that will help in sentence variety.

Carefully, he planned his next move.

What is LY Opener?

500

When you are planning a narrative, you need to make a decision whether this part of the story is going to be favorable or unfavorable (good or bad).

What is the end?

500

According to the linking sentence below, this is the topic of the next paragraph.

  In addition to being interesting for history buffs, food lovers will find much to enjoy in Arkansas where Southern hospitality and regional flavors shine.

What is food or Southern food and hospitality?

500

In this type of writing, you absolutely must have this. You may want to dedicate an entire paragraph to it.

What is a counterclaim?

500

Below is an example of what technique that we have practiced?

Drab walls. Tasteless lunches.

What is Rhetorical Fragments? (or just fragments)

500

The text below demonstrates this technique.

Put the phone away. Put the phone away when the teacher is talking. Put the phone away when you're supposed to be learning. Put the phone away because every notification is stealing your focus. Put the phone away so you can actually engage, actually think, actually succeed.

What is anaphora?