ࡱ> b jbjb $ȻNNNNNNNeee8@@@@@@,]RlNusuuulvNN2m2mvvvuN2mN2m>vb6NNNNu>vvkWNN¯m H1#ev¬<¯|0GvGx¯vND@ī@ Written Expression Instruction Examples Anita L. Archer, Ph.D. Note: The copyrighted materials presented in this powerpoint and the corresponding examples are a part of the REWARDS Writing Program (Sopris Learning) that is currently being developed and field-tested by the authors, Anita Archer and Mary Gleason. The materials can be used by teachers in their work with students. However, they can not be reproduced in any other print material (e.g., curriculum, book, article, training manual). Example #1 Rubric for Descriptive Paragraph No Yes Not Evident Very evident 0 1 2 3 4 Fix-up Zone Descriptive Paragraph Critical Attribute YouTeacher(Organization)1. The first sentence tells what is being described.0 1 2 3 40 1 2 3 42. All the other sentences tell more about what is being described 0 1 2 3 40 1 2 3 43. The length is adequate.0 1 2 3 40 1 2 3 4(Sentences)4. Complete sentences are used.0 1 2 3 4 0 1 2 3 45. The sentences begin with different words.0 1 2 3 40 1 2 3 46. The sentences vary in length.0 1 2 3 4 0 1 2 3 4(Word choice)7. Descriptive words are used.0 1 2 3 4 0 1 2 3 48. Overused words (e.g., nice, big, little) have been replaced with more precise or interesting words. 0 1 2 3 4 0 1 2 3 4(Content)9. The description paints a clear and accurate picture of what is being described. 0 1 2 3 4 0 1 2 3 410. The description is easy for the reader to understand.0 1 2 3 40 1 2 3 4 Example # 1 continued Descriptive Paragraph It was dusk when we entered the tiny grocery store on the edge of the deserted road. The store was lit by a single bulb hanging near the entrance. The aisles in the store were narrow allowing only one shopper at a time. Ancient wooden shelves lining the aisles were cluttered with dust-covered cans and boxes. Yellowed labels on the cans held the secret of the store. Example #1 Rubric for a Summary Article to be Summarized Just Say No to School Uniforms Theresa J. Jenkins People like to look nice, its that simple. Sure, some people may spend more time on their appearance than others, but everybody puts at least a little thought into what they wear. Its important for kids to learn how to select their own outfits so that they will be able to participate comfortably in society as an adult. Requiring school uniforms takes away that opportunity. Uniforms blur an individuals sense of self, make kids self-conscious when the uniforms dont fit correctly, and cost the same if not more than normal clothes. Childhood is an important time in a persons life. It is when they begin to form their personal identity. The clothes a person wears, especially as a teenager, reflects who they are and what they think. By forcing all students to wear the same thing, the school is not only denying them the freedom of dress, but the right to be truly themselves. If students arent breaking the school dress code, there shouldnt be a problem with students wearing regular clothes that express their unique beings. Uniforms wont fit everyone the same way. Human bodies, especially the developing teenage body, are hardly the same size or shape. Most people dont easily fit into the simple categories of small, medium, and large. Will the uniform skirt be long enough for the tall girl who has a hard time finding the right fit? Will the waistline and belt match the skinny boy? If anything, uniforms are going to make students feel overly conscious about their size, shape, and weight. Some parents believe that school uniforms they will save them money on their childrens wardrobes. However, this may not be true. Wearing uniforms all week is going to make kids even more anxious to have their own clothes to wear after school and on weekends. Students will get tired of always wearing the same navy and khaki and want new outfits to spice up their closets. In addition, parents will have to buy more than one outfit for each child and replacements since the clothes will eventually get worn. In the end, the clothing bill is unlikely to be reduced. In conclusion, requiring school uniforms robs students of their unique identity and forces them into a one size fits all mold while costing parents additional money and failing to prepare students for the real world. Schools should just say no to school uniforms . Example 1: Rubric - Summary of Informative Text Content of Summary Student RatingTeacher RatingTopic - Is the topic of the original text stated?Yes NoYes No2. Main Idea - Is the main idea of the text clearly stated?Yes No Yes No 3. Major Points - Does the summary focus on the major points or information presented in the text?Yes No Yes No 4. Accurate - Are the major points and information accurate? Yes No Yes No 5. Own Words - Is the summary written in your own words?Yes NoYes No6. Concise - Is the summary shorter than the original text?Yes NoYes No7. Combined Ideas - Are some of the ideas combined into longer, more sophisticated sentences?Yes No Yes No 8. Understanding - Is the summary easy to understand? Yes NoYes No Conventions Student RatingTeacher Rating1. Handwriting - Is the handwriting legible?Yes NoYes No2. Spelling - Are the words spelled correctly, particularly the words found in the test?Yes No Yes No 3. Capitalization - Is correct capitalization used including capitalization of the first word in the sentence and proper names of people, places, and things?Yes No Yes No 4. Punctuation - Is correct punctuation used including a period at the end of each telling sentence?Yes NoYes No Example 1: Rubric - Summary of Argument Article Content of Summary Student RatingTeacher RatingTopic - Is the topic of the original article stated?Yes NoYes No2.Claim - Is authors claim (opinion) clearly stated?Yes No Yes No 3. Reasons - Does the summary focus on the major reasons for the claim?Yes No Yes No 4. Accurate - Does the claim and reasons in the summary match those in the article? Yes No Yes No 5. Own Words - Is the summary written in your own words?Yes NoYes No6. Concise - Is the summary shorter than the original article?Yes NoYes No7. Combined Ideas - Are some of the ideas combined into longer, more sophisticated sentences?Yes No Yes No 8. Understanding - Is the summary easy to understand? Yes NoYes No Conventions Student RatingTeacher Rating1. Handwriting - Is the handwriting legible?Yes NoYes No2. Spelling - Are the words spelled correctly, particularly the words found in the article?Yes No Yes No 3. Capitalization - Is correct capitalization used including capitalization of the first word in the sentence and proper names of people, places, and things?Yes No Yes No 4. Punctuation - Is correct punctuation used including a period at the end of each telling sentence?Yes NoYes No Summary Example (All attributes illustrated in summary.) In this article, Theresa Jenkins expresses her contention that schools should not require students to wear uniforms. She believes that requiring uniforms could have many negative outcomes including: 1) robbing children of their individuality, 2) requiring students to wear clothing that is not matched to their body types, and 3) increasing the wardrobe budget for families to cover the cost of regular clothing and uniforms. Summary Non-Example ( Includes opinions other than those of the articles author.) The author of this article believes that schools should not require school uniforms for a number of reasons. First, wearing school uniforms takes away a childrens chance to express their personality through their choice of clothing. I think this is particularly important when you are in middle school and you are trying to make a statement about yourself through the t-shirts, jeans, and jackets that you select. Second, students wont have a chance to practice picking out their own outfits, something that they would have to do everyday before they go to work. Summary Non-Example (Is not written in the students own words.) Requiring school uniforms takes away the opportunity for students to learn how to select their own outfits. Uniforms blur an individuals sense of self, make students self-conscious when the uniforms dont fit correctly, and cost the same if not more than normal clothes. Schools should just say no to uniforms. Example #2 Writing Frame for Emerging Writers My favorite city is _______________. This city is located in the state of ________. I like this city because ________________ __________________________________. One of my favorite things to do in this city is __________________________________. Another activity that I enjoy in __________ is __________________________________ ___________________________________. Example #3 Writing Frame to Accommodate Emerging Writers State Report ______________________(State) ___________________ is a very fascinating state. It is found in the _______________________ part of the United States. It is bordered by the following states: ________________, ____________________, _____________________, and _________________________. ___________________________ has a variety of land and water forms. In terms of landforms, this state has _____________, __________________, _________________, and _____________. The most dominant landform is its _________________________. The largest lake in _____________________ is ______________. ______________________ also has a number of rivers including ______________________, ____________________, and __________________________________. ___________________________ has a diverse economic base. One aspect of its economy is agriculture. Some of the crops grown in ________________ include ______________________, __________________________, and ______________________. Its most important crop is _______________________________. Another aspect of this states economy is manufacturing. The following products are produced in _____________________: ________________________, ____________________________, and ____________________________. ____________________ is the product most often associated with this state. If you visited this state and purchased either an agricultural or manufacturing product, you would probably buy __________________________. There are many recreational opportunities in ____________. First, there are a number of large state and federal parks. My favorite park is ___________________________. This park would be a great place to visit because _____________________ ____________________________________________________. These are some of the recreational activities you might enjoy in _____________: ______________, ____________________, ____________________, and _________________________. Of these, I would particularly enjoy _____________________. One thing that this state is noted for is ______________ __________________________________________________. This is noteworthy because ___________________________ __________________________________________________. However, I thought the most interesting thing about this state was _________________________________________. Example #3 Writing Frame to Accommodate Emerging Writers Animal Report Directions. Select a mammal that lives in our state. Research this mammal and write a report. Include a description of the mammal, its diet, its habitat, and any other interesting facts about this mammal. Draw a picture of the mammal. _____________________ __________________________ are fascinating mammals that have their home in ____________________________ (state). To appreciate __________________________, knowledge concerning their appearance, habitat, diet, and uniqueness is needed. There are a number of characteristics that help in the identification of ___________________. They are a _________________(size) animal. They measure about _______________ in height. Their head is __________|________________________________________________. Their body is ________________________________________________ ___________________________________________________________ and is covered in ____________________________ hair. The legs of this mammal are ____________________________________. A distinct feature of this mammals appearance is its__________________________ _____________________________________________________________. __________________________ have their homes in the ____________________________________________________________. This is the perfect habitat for ______________________ for a number of reasons. First, ______________________________________________ __________________________________________________________. Another reason that this is a good habitat for _______________________ is __________________________________________________________. Finally, this habitat supplies some of the things that ________________ need including: ____________________, ________________________, ______________________, and _______________________________. All mammals need food but their diets vary a great deal. The most important food for _______________________________ is ___________________________________________________. Another thing that they eat is _________________________________________. There are a number of interesting facts about ___________________. First, _______________________________________________________ ___________________________________________________________. Another interesting fact is _____________________________________ ___________________________________________________________. The most amazing fact is ______________________________________ ___________________________________________________________. When you are in the _________________________, you may have a chance to see ___________________________________. Dont forget what you have learned about this interesting mammal. Example #4 Writing frame for a story-problem explanation in math In this problem, we were asked to figure out ________________ _____________________________________________________. Some information was already given including _______________ _____________________ and ____________________________. When creating a plan to solve this problem, I decided to follow a number of steps. First, I _________________________________ _____________________________________________________. Next, I _______________________________________________ _____________________________________________________. Then, I _______________________________________________ _____________________________________________________. Finally, I _____________________________________________. After following these steps, I determined that answer to this problem was __________________________________________. To check this answer I __________________________________ _____________________________________________________. Based on my verification of the answer, I am quite certain that it is accurate. Example # 5 Summarization - Narrative ____________________________ took place in/at _________________________________________. The main character of this story was ________________. His/her major problem was ________________________ _______________________________________________. ___________ tried to solve this problem by ___________ _______________________________________________. In the end _______________________________________ _______________________________________________ _______________________________________________. Example 5 continued Summarization - Narrative ________________ title_________________was a narrative selection about __________________theme ______________. In this story, ___________name ________, a/an________ ____________________________________, was the main character. Other critical characters included: ___name___, _______________________________________________, and _____name_________, _______________________________. In this story, _______name_________________s major problem/conflict/goal was ________________________________ _____________________________________________________. First, ______name___________________ tried to resolve this problem/conflict/goal by ________________________________ ____________________________________________________. In the end, the following happened: _______________________ _____________________________________________________. Example # 6 Summarization Expository Viruses Viruses have some characteristics of _________ things and ________________ things. In some cases, viruses are _________________, but they can live and _____________. To live and reproduce, viruses must invade a ____________ and use it. Viruses are NOT _____________ but have genetic ____________________. Different viruses need different ______________. The ___________ coat helps the virus detect the right kind of host cell. In ____________, the virus attaches to the outside of a host cell. In _________, the virus injects genetic information into the host cell. During _____________ and ____________, the host cells enzymes obey the viruss genetic instructions. During __________ new virus particles leave the _________________ in search of new host cells. Example # 7 - Writing Frame - Academic Language (Compare and Contrast) _______________ and __________________ are similar in a number of ways. First, they both _____________________ ___________________________________________________. Another critical similarity is ___________________________. An equally important similarity is ________________________. Finally, they ________________________________________. The differences between ________________________ and _________________ are also obvious. The most important difference is ________________________________________. In addition, ___________ and _____________ are __________ ___________________________________________________. In the final analysis, ____________ differs from _____________ in two other major ways: 1)______________________________ and 2) ____________________________________________. Example #8 (Using strategy to write a paragraph summary. This is taken from REWARDS PLUS, published by Sopris Learning) Step 1. LIST (List the details that are important enough to include in your summary.) Step 2. CROSS-OUT (Reread the details. Cross out any that you decide not to include.) Step 3. CONNECT (Connect any details that could go into one sentence.) Step 4. NUMBER (Number the details in a logical order.) Step 5. WRITE (Write the paragraph.) Step 6. EDIT (Revise and proofread your answer.) Example # 8 continued Greek Theater  began as a religious ceremony 1  honored the Greek god Dionysus beliefs in Dionysus began to spread southward 2. choruses chanted lyrics 3- actors joined the choruses - the Dionysus festival in Athens became a drama competition 4 - amphitheaters were built  - performed tragedies that taught lessons 5 - performed comedies that made fun of life -declined when playwrights died and the government changed Example #8 continued The roots of modern theater can be found in early Greek theater. Greek theater began as a religious ceremony that honored the Greek god Dionysus. At first, choruses chanted lyrics. When actors were added to interact with the chorus, theater was born. Later, the Dionysus festival in Athens became a drama competition, and amphitheaters were built to accommodate the event. Both tragedies, which taught lessons, and comedies, which made fun of life, were performed. Greek theater declined when the great playwrights died and the government changed. Example #9 Compare/Contrast Think Sheet Subject: SAME Groups CategoriesSt. BernardNewfoundland Use Rescue Rescue HeightFull grown males sameFull grown males same Type of FurSmooth dense that protects from cold Smooth dense that protects from cold    DIFFERENT Groups Categories Weight 155 170 pounds 140 150 pounds Place of Origin Swiss Alps NewfoundlandDifferent Clients Climbers and skiersPeople in Atlantic Ocean  Example #9 continued The Saint Bernard and the Newfoundland are the same in several ways. Both dogs are large rescue dogs. The full grown males are about the same height. Both dogs have smooth dense fur that protects them from the cold while they are rescuing people. Although the two dogs are similar, they also have differences. The Saint Bernard is much heavier, weighing 155 to 170 pounds. The lighter Newfoundland weights 140 to 150 pounds. The dogs originated in different places, so the types of rescues they perform are different. The Saint Bernard originated in the Swiss Alps and rescues climbers and skiers from the snow. The Newfoundland rescues people form the Atlantic Ocean. Both dogs perform important services for mankind. Reference Stephanie Gray and Catharine Keech. Writing from Given Information: Classroom Research Study No. 3. 1980. Bay Area Writing Project. Berkeley, CA: University of California. Example #9 continued - Compare/Contrast Think Sheet Compare/Contrast Think Sheet Subject: SAME Groups Categories      DIFFERENT Groups Categories       Argument - Rubric Author Essay Topic Question Student or Partner RatingTeacher Rating INTRODUCTION 1. Does the introduction grab the readers attention? 2. Does the introduction tell the topic of the essay? Does the introduction state the authors claim (thesis statement) on the topic? Does the introduction preview two or more convincing reasons for the claim?  Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes NoBODY Does the body include at least three major reasons that support the authors position? Does the author elaborate on and explain each of the major reasons using logical arguments, evidence and examples? Did the author acknowledge and respond to the opposing sides view (counterarguments)? Are the paragraphs well-organized and easy to understand? Are transition words and phrases used to connect ideas within and between paragraphs?  Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes NoCONCLUSION Does the conclusion a) summarize the authors claim and reasons, b) call for action, or c) state what will happen if no action is taken? Does the essay have a definite conclusion that wraps up the essay? Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No CONVENTIONS 11. Did the author correctly spell words? Did the author use correct capitalization? Did the author use correct punctuation?  Yes No Yes No Yes No  Yes No Yes No Yes NoCONTENT Did the essay hold the readers attention from beginning to end? Is the essay clear and easy to understand? Did the author stay focused on the same position throughout the paper? Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No Prompt: In order to fight the rise of violence and use of drugs in schools, some faculties have implemented random searches of backpacks, book bags, lockers, and/or desks for weapons and drugs. Do you agree with these random searches or do you disagree? Write a letter to the faculty members at a school stating your opinion and justification for that opinion. Begin the letter with these words: Dear Faculty Members. Dear Faculty Members, How would you like a stranger to forge through YOUR purse, your computer bag, or your bedroom drawers? Would you not feel violated? That is exactly how I feel when teachers and administrators search my backpack and locker with NO notification. While I understand the danger of illegal drugs and weapons on campus, I am more afraid of the consequences that these searches cause. I know these policies come from a real concern for the safety and quality of our school campus, but I think that they will cause more problems than solutions. Random searches threaten personal privacy and erode a students trust in the faculty without solving the heart of the issue. Random searches through a students book bag, locker, or desk are a clear invasion of personal privacy. Our desks, book bags, and lockers are essentially our home away from home. Thus, they contain very personal items that are part of our non-academic life such as diaries, notes from boy or girl friends, pictures from non-school events, cosmetics, and dental retainers. We had no intent that anyone would ever see or touch these items, but now a teacher or security guard is holding it up for all to see. Do you realize how embarrassing this would be to a shy, sensitive student? Not only do these searches overstep boundaries of a persons private space, they break down valuable trust between students and teachers, the heart of that relationship. In order for a student to learn, they need to be comfortable with their teachers. If students are always worried about whether or not their teachers will look through their book bags or lockers, they will be too anxious to learn. School faculty will become intimidating figures that students dont trust. Education is supposed to help students grow up, not bring them down and make them feel vulnerable. Random searches would dramatically change the environment of a school from academic to suspicious. Finally, searches will not solve the problem on a permanent basis. Theres no doubt that widespread random searches will uncover some illegal weapons or drugs in the beginning, but that doesnt mean that it is actually effective in the long run. Rather it will force offending students to be sneakier. Making more rules doesnt get to the root of the problem, but makes problems become more concealed. If students have drugs, they will just find different places to hide them. Even though these search efforts are well intentioned, they do little to solve the problem of illegal drugs and weapons in the school and may actually punish the innocent. For example, what if a nail file is found in a girls locker and the security guards consider it a weapon? Would her future be jeopardized over a little manicure tool? What if a boy has Tylenol in his backpack because of a sprained ankle? These searches could punish the innocent while the guilty think of new and sneakier ways to hide their contraband. Instead of random backpack searches, maybe schools could offer alternate solutions like counseling or advertising for anonymous help-lines. If students are using drugs or feel the need for weapons, they obviously need real help. Schools should point troubled kids to safe solutions instead of quick punishment. This way the students that arent doing anything wrong wont be treated like criminals and schools can keep their focus on academics and education. 2007 A. Archer & M. Gleason Argument Topic: random searches Task: ( letter __essay __other Audience: faculty members Type of preparation: ( think OR ___collect evidence Purpose: Convince __Pro (Con Introduction GRAB Claim (Thesis Statement) : Random searches of desks, lockers, and backpacks should be forbidden. Reason A. Reason B. Reason C. Invades personal privacy Destroys trust between Doesnt solve students and faculty problemBody A. ExplainBody B. ExplainBody C. Explain1-desks, book bags, 1- not comfortable with teachers1- bad students sneakier lockers are students    home 2- hide drugs in new  3 faculty intimidating places- contain personal items  -diaries2 students worried 3 may punish innocent -notes about searches 2 -pictures4 example nail file -retainers4 feel vulnerable5 example - Tylenol5 changes school - dont want people to see environment3 - dont want people to touch4 - embarrassingConclusion WRAP Argument Essay to convince Topic: ______________________ Task: __ letter __essay __other Audience: ___________________ Type of preparation: ___think OR __collect evidence Purpose: Convince __Pro __Con Introduction GRAB Claim (Thesis Statement): _____________________________________________________ ______________________________________________________________________ ______________________________________________________________________ Reason A. Reason B. Reason C. ______________________ _______________________ _____________________ ______________________ _______________________ _____________________ ______________________ _______________________ ____________________ Body A. Explain Body B. ExplainBody C. ExplainConclusion WRAP Think Sheet Argument Topic = ____________________________________________ Audience = ____________________________________________ Purpose = To convince Claim = ____________________________________________ ` Reason AReason BReason CSupport (logical evidence, factual evidence, examples)Support (logical evidence, factual evidence, examples)Support (logical evidence, factual evidence, examples) Think Sheet Argument Topic = Curfews Audience = General public - adults Purpose = To persuade Claim = Governments should not establish curfews for teens.  Reason AReason BReason CInfringe on teens freedom of movement Infringe on parents right to raise childrenReinforces negative stereotypes of teensSupport (logical evidence, factual evidence, examples)Support (logical evidence, factual evidence, examples)Support (logical evidence, factual evidence, examples)1 a democratic liberty1 parents should pick curfews they know kids1 older people think teens irresponsible 2 discriminates based on age3 honors individual child4 distrust between adults and teens 3 treats teens as criminals 2 consider maturity, school performance, activities of child2 curfew laws reinforce negative view of teens 3 must be violent & irresponsible if need curfew laws Argument - Opinion Writing Prompts (fast food restaurants) In numerous towns, community members are considering banning all fast food, chain restaurants. Decide if you agree with this suggestion or disagree. Write an essay for adults in the community stating and justifying your position. (childrens crimes) As you know, it is not just adults who commit crimes of robbery, assault, or murder. These can also be committed by youth. Many believe that parents should be jailed or fined for the crimes of their children. Do you agree or disagree with this action? Write an essay for the general public that argues your position. (cheating) Many believe that cheating on assignments and tests is more widespread today than in the past. Mr. Smith, a principal, wants to implement a policy in which any child caught cheating would immediately be expelled. Write a letter to Mr. Smith expressing your position on this issue. Try to convince Mr. Smith that your position is correct. (four day school week) The school board is considering reorganizing the school week. They are suggesting that there be four school days rather than five. Each school day would then be two hours longer. Write a letter to the school board members stating and supporting your position on this issue. (summer reading) Over the summer, the reading skills of students often decline due to lack of reading practice. For this reason, the teachers at one school are proposing that students read a list of eight books during the summer. Completion of the required books would be a part of their grade in the following school year. Would you agree or disagree? Write a letter to the teachers that would convince them that your position should be taken. (separate schools) Many people believe that boys and girls should attend separate schools. Do you agree or disagree with this position. Write an essay that would convince teachers and students that your view is right. (inmates) When an individual is incarcerated (sent to prison) for committing a crime different types of programs are offered. Do you believe that inmates should be allowed to take classes toward a high school or college education while in prison? Write a letter to a prison warden in which you try to convince the warden of your position. Start the letter with: Dear Warden, (athletics) Many adults believe that athletic competition is so important that all children in 4th grade and above should be required to compete in a team sport of their choosing. What do you think? Write an essay expressing your opinion on this issue. Make it convincing. (siblings) Do you think it is better to be an only child OR to have brothers and sisters? Select one family configuration (only child or brothers and sisters) and write an essay that will convince your peers that your choice would be best. (optimist or pessimist) There are two kinds of people in this world: optimists and pessimists. While optimists expect the best in situations, pessimists expect the worst. Convince your classmates that it is better to be an optimist or that is better to be a pessimist. (lying) It is NEVER appropriate or honorable to lie. Do you agree or disagree with this statement. Write an essay that would convince your classmates that they should take your position on this issue. (immigrant) Many people come to our country each year. In fact, historically, we are a country of immigrants. Do you think that immigrants should maintain their culture and customs OR do you think they should blend into our culture? Pick one of these positions and write a paper to convince new immigrants to follow your suggested path. (life expectancy) The number of years that people are living is expanding with each passing year. Do you believe that is good or bad for people? Write an essay expressing your opinion. Make it as thoughtful and convincing as possible. (moving) Do you think it is better for a child to live in only one place as they grow up or is it better to live in many different places? Decide which you believe would be better for children and write an essay that would convince your classmates that your position is correct. (TVs) A local newspaper had an article that began with this statement, Children would be much better off with no televisions in their homes. Do you agree or disagree with this statement? Write a letter to the editor that states and supports your opinion. Begin with these words: Dear Editor. (helmets) A number of state legislations are considering requiring ALL children under 16 to wear helmets when biking, skiing, snowboarding, skating, and skateboarding. Do you agree this position on helmets? Write a letter to a legislator stating your position and reasons clearly. Begin with these words: Dear Legislator. (location) A parent with children your age is considering whether to move to a big city, a suburb, a small town, or a farm. Select one that you believe would be the best location for a child your age to grow up in and write an essay that would convince parents that your choice is correct. (age) Do you think it is better to be an adult or a child? Write an essay that would be convincing both to adults and to your classmates. State your belief and defend it with strong reasons. (cars) The automobile has been very harmful to our society. Do you agree or disagree. Select a position and write an essay that will convince your classmates that your position is correct. (second language) Many school districts are considering teaching a second language to all students beginning in elementary and continuing through high school. The goal would be to insure that all citizens can speak more than one language. Do you agree with this requirement? Write an essay why you agree or disagree with making proficiency in a second language a requirement. (school time) The school board has decided to extend the school day by 30 minutes. While the extension of the school day is non-negotiable, they are seeking suggestions on how the time might best be used. Write a letter to the school board expressing and supporting your suggested time use. Begin with these words: Dear School Board Members. (uniforms) Many schools serving children your age have decided to require all students to wear school uniforms. However, many people still disagree with this common practice? What is your opinion on this issue? Write an essay either agreeing or disagreeing with required uniforms. Be sure that your essay would convince school personnel. (backpack searches) In order to fight the rise of violence and use of drugs in schools, some faculties have implemented random searches of backpacks, book bags, lockers, and/or desks for weapons and drugs. Do you agree with these random searches or do you disagree? Write a letter to the faculty members at a school stating your opinion and justification for that opinion. Begin the letter with these words: Dear Faculty Members. (rules) Like every school, your school has a set of rules that have been communicated to students. Consider your schools rules. Determine one rule that should be eliminated OR one rule that should be added to the list. Write a letter to the principal asking that your chosen rule be eliminated or added. Be sure that your reasons strong enough to convince the principal. (TV viewing) SHUT IT OFF. This is the motto of the PTA in regards to TV watching during the school week. Do you agree or disagree with the suggestion that their should be no TV watching during the school week (Monday through Thursday evenings). Write a persuasive letter to the PTA president stating your opinion and supporting reasons. Start the letter with: Dear PTA President. Persuasive Strategies Examine writing prompt T = topic / task A = audience P = purpose position Introductions G = gutsy statement or question R = relevant example A = appeal to emotions B = background knowledge Conclusions W = Write a summary. R = Respond to a question. A = Ask for action. P = Predict an outcome. Writing a Paragraph List Cross-out Connect Number ALTERNATIVE INTRODUCTIONS G = Gutsy Statement or Question Are you feed up with cell phones ringing while you are teaching? Well, I have heard too many rings as I try to concentrate on your lectures. Cell phones should be banned from all school campuses in the district. When students have cell phones at school, the educational process is interrupted and learning is compromised. R = Relevant Example As I walk through our school, cell phones are everywhere. Attached to students ears as they walk the halls and eat in the cafeteria. Ringing during class lectures and assemblies. Vibrating audibly during tests. Cell phones should be banned from all school campuses in the district. When students have cell phones at school, the educational process is interrupted and learning is compromised. A = Appeal to Emotion Ring Ring Ring Ring Ring Ring Are you going to let these tiny cell phones destroy my education. Please HELP me! Cell phones should be banned from all school campuses in the district. When students have cell phones at school, the educational process is interrupted and learning is compromised. B = Background Knowledge In the past twenty years, there has been a movement away from landline phones to mobile, cell phones. Almost all adults and 75% of all teens have a cell phone. As a result, phone conversations, once relegated to the living room or kitchen, can be heard in restaurants, movie theaters, stores, churches. and now SCHOOLS, destroying their academic climate. Cell phones should be banned from all school campuses in the district. When students have cell phones at school, the educational process is interrupted and learning is compromised Example #11 Think Sheet Essay to Explain or Inform Prepare Topic: ______________________ Form: __ letter __essay __other Audience: ___________________ Type of preparation: ___think OR ___collect evidence Purpose: Explain/Inform Brainstorm and select three or more major points Organize Introduction Topic: ______________________________________________________________________ ______________________________________________________________________ ______________________________________________________________________ Point A. Point B. Point C. ______________________ _______________________ ______________________ ______________________ _______________________ ______________________ ______________________ _______________________ ______________________ Body A. Supporting Details Body B. Supporting DetailsBody C. Supporting DetailsConclusion WRAPExample #11 continued - Essay to Explain Thanksgiving A Day of Gratitude (Introduction) My favorite holiday is Thanksgiving for a number of reasons. First, Thanksgiving gives me an opportunity to visit and play with friends and family members. Of course, Thanksgiving is also a great day to enjoy a variety of wonderful foods. In addition, it is a chance to stop and express gratitude for the richness of our lives. (Body) First, Thanksgiving affords me the gift of gathering with friends and family members. Normally, I celebrate Thanksgiving on the Friday after the official holiday. Twenty-five to fifty people generally attend my Thanksgiving party. My guests include my sister and her family and an array of friends from across the country. We spend much of our time just visiting, but we also engage in numerous activities. For example, we entertain each other by telling a story, playing the piano or guitar, or singing a song. Guests who dont want to perform make up the attentive audience. As a group, we also sing traditional Thanksgiving songs and hymns. After eating, we play games, go on a group stroll through the neighborhood, and continue our conversations. Thanksgiving is not only an excellent time to enjoy friends and family members, it is also a wonderful time to EAT. You should see the buffet table at our Thanksgiving party. Of course, we have all the traditional foods: turkey, mashed potatoes, stuffing, and gravy. In addition, we always have a variety of vegetables and a Pacific Northwest specialty, salmon. The guests usually bring the desserts including pies, cakes, and cookies. My favorite Thanksgiving food may surprise you: bread covered with gravy. Late at night, once my guests have turned off their lights, I slip back to the kitchen for my private snack. I tear a piece of bread into small pieces, cover it with gravy, heat the mixture in the microwave, and sit down for the final feast. But most importantly, I love Thanksgiving because I take time to reflect on my life and express gratitude for my abundance. Even as I prepare for Thanksgiving, I contemplate my many blessings. As I set the table, I remember many of my relatives: my mother who gave me the salt and pepper shakers, my grandmother who once cherished the pitcher with an autumn leaf design, my sister who brought me the blue serving dish for this party. As I prepare the food, I am reminded of all the gifts that I have in my life that others lack: joyful work, abundant food, the shelter of a house, and warm clothing. My final preparation activity, creating floral arrangements for each of the tables, always carries me into deep gratitude for the beauty of nature. And then my friends arrive and I experience the greatest blessings of my life. (Conclusion) As you can see Thanksgiving is my favorite holiday. But it should also be your favorite for Thanksgiving is the only holiday that will never disappoint you. On Christmas, you may not get the gift you hoped for. On Valentines Day, you may not have a girl or boy friend. On the Fourth of July, the fireworks may be cancelled due to dry conditions. However, on Thanksgiving, you expected turkey and you got it! Example # 12 - Short Story Think Sheet Story (7) Title  (3) Setting (1) Main Character(s) (2) Problem (4) Beginning (5) Middle (6) End Example # 13 - Personal Narrative Think Sheet Autobiographical Incident Think Sheet Title Incident Setting (4) Events in order Lesson learned Autobiographical Incident Think Sheet (5) Title Give Heart Incident Fifth grade with Mrs. Finkle -- Heart pin (3) Settings Mountain View Elementary School (4) Events1. Arrive at Mountain View.2. Difficulty adapting to new fifth grade class.3. Decided to be silent.4. Mrs. Finkle was kind and caring. Talked to me. Patted my back. Smiled at me.5. Class got better. Made friends. Participated in class.6. Mrs. Finkle caught heart pin in hairnet.7. Helped Mrs. Finkle remove pin.8. She gave me the pin and told me to give heartas a teacher.9. Today I wear on Valentines Day.10. Wear hearts every day and try to give heart. Lesson learnedGive heart to all people. Show love and care. Give Heart Being a teacher was not even a consideration at the time, but Mrs. Finkle, my fifth grade teacher, taught me my first lesson about teaching. Even now, it is the lesson that I try to practice every day. Mountain View was the second school of my fifth grade, the eighth school of my short school career. After so many moves, the prospect of making new friends, of learning about a new teacher, of once again learning the classroom routines, brought me to total silence. For an outgoing person, silence was a new experience. I just didnt want to try again. However, Mrs. Finkle was not about to lose my mind or soul. I will never forget the little things she did each day to reach out to the silent one: talking with me as we lined up for music, patting my back as I worked on math problems, quietly praising my efforts, writing comments on my papers. Best of all, when I was reading or working, I would look up and there would be her smilegreeting me, making me feel safe. Gradually, the scary life of fifth grade in a new school began to fade. I did make friends. I did begin to talk in class. I began to write long stories and to read them to my class. All of this occurred because of the love and care shared by Mrs. Finkle. And one day, she shared a symbol of that love. It was right before recess and most of the kids were already out the door. Mrs. Finkle and I were both at the cloakroom pulling on hats, gloves, and coats as protection against the February cold. As she put on her coat, Mrs. Finkle caught her hairnet on her red heart pin that always rested on her collar. After struggling for a moment, she beckoned, Anita , would you help me. Soon I had separated the heart pin from her hairnet. However, instead of replacing the pin, she handed it to me and gently directed, You take it. You will be a teacher someday. Remember to give heartalways. Forty years later, I wear that heart each Valentines Day. But everyday, I wear at least one heart and try to remember her message as I teach. Give heart. Thanks, Mrs. Finkle. 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