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How to Write an Essay: Writing a Persuasive Essay

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Cover of How to Write an Essay: Writing a Persuasive Essay, labeled Chapter Slice by Classroom Complete Press
Cover of the persuasive essay chapter resource
Critical thinking reference chart highlights chapter 11 skills across six levels of Bloom’s Taxonomy
Critical thinking skills reference for chapter 11
Essay assessment rubric rates ideas, organization, style, and conventions at four performance levels
Four-level rubric for assessing student writing
Teacher guide explains reading passages, before- and after-reading activities, writing tasks, and answer keys
Teacher introduction and resource organization guide
Teacher reference explains Bloom’s six thinking levels and defines essay terms, including thesis and prewriting
Bloom’s Taxonomy overview and writing vocabulary
Before-reading practice matches six essay terms and plans an introduction arguing kids do not watch too much TV
Vocabulary matching and introduction planning
Persuasive essay reading lesson explains introductions, thesis statements, three body paragraphs, and conclusions
Reading lesson on five-paragraph essay structure
After-reading essay outline guides students to persuade their teacher to approve an amusement park field trip
Persuasive essay outline for the field trip prompt
Writing tasks 1–2 ask students to describe a family photograph’s events and argue a position on violent TV programs
Writing tasks 1–2: family photograph and television
Writing tasks 3–4 ask students to argue for a preferred place to live and explain Florida’s vacation popularity
Writing tasks 3–4: places to live and Florida vacations
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Grade 5, 6, 7, 8

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How to Write an Essay: Writing a Persuasive Essay

A comprehensive tool designed to assist educators in teaching Grade 5, 6, 7 and 8 students the art of persuasive essay writing. This resource provides learners with detailed information about every step in the writing process.

Main Features:

  • Covers four types of essays based on Bloom’s taxonomy.
  • Reviews foundational grammatical elements such as verbs, adjectives and pronouns.
  • Designed for flexible learning - whole group instruction, study clusters or independent work.

This useful material can smoothly complement existing curricula or function as stand-alone for self-guided learning by students. Assessment tools including an implementation guide, rubric and comprehension quiz are included to track progress and fortify understanding.

Bonus Features:

  1. Analytical Word Puzzles: These fun features enhance vocabulary while subtly promoting analytical skills amongst learners.
  2. Six Color Graphic Organizers: Available visual guides help learners navigate through skill-developing exercises without overwhelming them.

The module aligns with Common Core State Standards ensuring cohesive learning experiences across different resources during the overall instructional process. The entire content is available in a single PDF format making it easily shareable digitally while maintaining consistency across various educational scenarios whether school-based classrooms or home-schooling setups.

In conclusion, essay writing does not have to be daunting task for students! With this resource at their disposal educators can guide learners to successfully express their perspective through methodically structured arguments. "How To Write An Essay: Writing A Persuasive Essay" turns writing into an empowering and enjoyable endeavor.

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