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Talking about Essay Types in AP Language & Composition
Hi, Friends!
Are your students a bit panicky right now? Help calm student nerves and add this handout into your routine RIGHT AWAY! IN FACT, go ahead and let students use this sheet as they get used to the idea that they'll be writing THREE back-to-back essays in May. Add this to your lesson plan—and then keep the inclusion consistent! Have a discussion about each essay type. AP Language & Composition students in Semester 1 (especially) are a bundle of nerves: essay types AND they’re timed?! There isn’t a bandaid; but there’s a way to think about them!
I copy the "Three Essay Types--Structures and Strategies on heavy card stock paper and then laminate them. Then I put two copies in each table's handout holder for students to reference all year long as they tackle in-class essays. (After my last year’s Language & Composition students advanced to Literature & Composition, they asked their teacher if she wouldn't consider laminated handouts for their reference as well because they had internalized so many strategies!) Another useful way to use these handouts is to copy one for students and allow them to use them as they write in-class essays throughout the school year!
You might also want this companion: “Vary Your Verbs & Sentence Structure” and the "Language Rhetorical Choices, Features & Effects, Essay Organization, Planning" study sheets, culminating from constant discussions with my students about sentence structures, predictable and stale verbs and those ever illusive big effects!
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Talking about Essay Types in AP Language & Composition
Hi, Friends!
Are your students a bit panicky right now? Help calm student nerves and add this handout into your routine RIGHT AWAY! IN FACT, go ahead and let students use this sheet as they get used to the idea that they'll be writing THREE back-to-back essays in May. Add this to your lesson plan—and then keep the inclusion consistent! Have a discussion about each essay type. AP Language & Composition students in Semester 1 (especially) are a bundle of nerves: essay types AND they’re timed?! There isn’t a bandaid; but there’s a way to think about them!
I copy the "Three Essay Types--Structures and Strategies on heavy card stock paper and then laminate them. Then I put two copies in each table's handout holder for students to reference all year long as they tackle in-class essays. (After my last year’s Language & Composition students advanced to Literature & Composition, they asked their teacher if she wouldn't consider laminated handouts for their reference as well because they had internalized so many strategies!) Another useful way to use these handouts is to copy one for students and allow them to use them as they write in-class essays throughout the school year!
You might also want this companion: “Vary Your Verbs & Sentence Structure” and the "Language Rhetorical Choices, Features & Effects, Essay Organization, Planning" study sheets, culminating from constant discussions with my students about sentence structures, predictable and stale verbs and those ever illusive big effects!
Deä
Everything Is Connected
* * * For other items that may interest you,
download and peruse our updated 2024 RESOURCES CATALOG;
we'd love to see you back in the shop! * * *
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Do you have additional questions? Do you have an idea for a new product? Email me at isafroward@icloud.com or get in touch via the Q&A tab! I look forward to connecting with you!
*Digital Note:
Purchase of this product entitles the purchaser the right to reproduce the pages in limited quantities for classroom use. This product may be placed on a password-protected learning management system (LMS) or personal classroom and/or website and/or used with Google Docs.
