Description
Do your students struggle writing an organized introduction or conclusion? Are they still writing question hooks? If so, this Google Slide mini lesson will help them break those bad habits!
Students will understand the 3 parts of an introduction (hook, bridge, and claim) and the parts of a conclusion along with teaching them 4 types of hooks (comparison, quote/idiom, anecdote, and snapshot) to use! This Google Slides mini-lesson includes teacher modeled examples and color-coding to help them organize their writing. It also contains Google Slide templates for students to practice writing their intros and conclusions. Also, included is an argumentative text set entitled "The Great Homework Debate." The text set includes 3 passages, an argumentative prompt, and writing directions.
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Description
Do your students struggle writing an organized introduction or conclusion? Are they still writing question hooks? If so, this Google Slide mini lesson will help them break those bad habits!
Students will understand the 3 parts of an introduction (hook, bridge, and claim) and the parts of a conclusion along with teaching them 4 types of hooks (comparison, quote/idiom, anecdote, and snapshot) to use! This Google Slides mini-lesson includes teacher modeled examples and color-coding to help them organize their writing. It also contains Google Slide templates for students to practice writing their intros and conclusions. Also, included is an argumentative text set entitled "The Great Homework Debate." The text set includes 3 passages, an argumentative prompt, and writing directions.
