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Specifics as Brainstormed from the Topic of Choice Writing a Tasty I ntroductory P aragraph The HookThe Grabber Leading Statements that attach to the Hookorthe Grabber Thesis Statement One statement that summarizes at least 3 specific points that will be developed in the ID: 488423

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Slide1

What’s the Next Step?Slide2

Specifics as Brainstormed from the Topic of ChoiceSlide3

Writing a Tasty

I

ntroductory

Paragraph

The Hook-The Grabber

Leading Statements that attach to the “Hook”-or-the “Grabber”

Thesis Statement: One statement that summarizes at least 3 specific points that will be developed in the essay.Slide4

Organizing It All!

Build

Your

Burger!

Introduction

Transitional Words or Phrases

The Body=The Meat

“Make it a triple!”

ConclusionSlide5

The Body

“Show Me the Beef!”

Concrete Examples

Analysis supported by the concrete examples

Each paragraph in the body must concentrate of 1 specific detail as highlighted in the thesis statement. Keep to the point! Give examples to support the point!Do the same thing all over again with the 2

nd

and the 3

rd

points, in the 2nd and 3rd paragraphs!Slide6

Use of Transitional Words:

First,

Secondly,

Next,

Furthermore,Additionally,

Nevertheless,

Additional analysis,

In closing,

In conclusion,Slide7

Inserting Direct Quotes:

Example:

Zeena

was a cold and vindictive wife. For example, on page X of the novel, Ethan

Frome, the author, Wharton, wrote, “………………………….” Here the reader was able to almost physically feel

Zeena’s

lifelessness but at the same time her anger.Slide8

Adding the Bottom BunThe Conclusion

What would happen if you tried to pick up a hamburger without having a bottom bun attached to it?

What’s the purpose of the conclusion?

How is the top and bottom bun of a hamburger the same? Different? Made of the same ingredients?

How does this help you to write a good conclusion?Slide9

How to Write an Essay in Less Than

30 Minutes

Brainstorm

Answer all points, at least three, that will be developed in the essay

Introduction

Body

ConclusionSlide10

NEVER, NEVER, NEVER!

Begin by saying, “I’m going to tell you….!”

“My essay is about…….!”Slide11

Final Review

“Let’s Get This Show on the Road!”

“Just Do It!”

“Writing Using Your Own Voice!”

“Be Real!”

“You Have Something Important to Say!”

“Just Say It!

Visit:

www.quia.com/pages/bhooker/english12