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Project total points 500 200500 40 finished by March 27 Introduction Background Partial ResultsDiscussion Acknowledgement Author contribution fundingconflicts References 250500 50 finished by April 5. 3 Dif er en t Main enance Methodologies Challeng es with CBM 4 CBM of R ecipr oc ting Cen trifug al Compr essor s Pumps CBM Conceptual Model OSI PI Pla tf orm Chapters . 2 . and . 3. General Parts of a Paragraph . topic . controlling idea. supporting details . 2. main idea. From the Author’s Perspective. author chooses a topic (one to three words). “. friends. Street, Washington. . . $426,000 . . The Butler . Stonestreet. House graces the streetscape on Wheeler and Main Street near the edge of town in Washington, Virginia. Built on one of the original 50 lots surveyed by George Washington in 1749, the house is one of the iconic buildings in the town. . Bellringer. - January 8. th. . Rewrite the sentences . below, choosing the appropriate word which belongs in each. This may be done on the same sheet of paper as yesterday’s . bellringer. . . She was much more full of life . Main Idea. The most important point that the author is trying to make about the topic. Stated Main Idea. The one sentence in the paragraph that states both the topic and the most important point.. Implied Main Idea. Main Idea. The focus of a paragraph or an article—what it is all about—is the topic.. . Main Idea. The most important thing the author has to. say about the topic is the . main idea. .. . Main Idea. LA.910.1.7.3: The student will determine the main idea or essential message in grade-level or higher texts through inferring, paraphrasing, summarizing, and identifying relevant details. Lesson 2: Guided Practice. Preparing for the ACT. Topic. First off, how do you determine a “topic”?. Topic is basically the subject or what the text is about. . Here are some topics:. Recycling. Mammals. Weather patterns. TOBACCO JEOPARDY!!. Created by Celia . Culley. . BSP . and Rob . Pammett. . BSP. Updated June 2010. Main board. Cigarettes. Smokeless Tobacco. Negative Health Effects. Benefits of Quitting. Obstacles to Quitting. Don’t Summarize! Make a Scene!. FULLY ELABORATED MAIN EVENTS are made up of a balance of:. ACTION:. . . What . did you do. ? . (. Tell it in slow motion, . S-T-R-E-T-C-H . I-T O-U-T!) . DESCRIPTION. 8. th. Grade. Main Idea – why?. The best way to think about Main Idea is to think of it as the reason why a paragraph exists.. The main idea is the central idea or most important idea presented by the paragraph.. - 7 lab Unit 3 - . What is central/main idea?. After you read a book or see a movie, do you ever tell someone else what it is about? When you do this, you state the main idea. The main idea is what something is mostly about.. Today, we will…. 1. Have a quiz to recap on our previous lessons about fables.. 2. Learn about using the main idea and details in writing non-fiction.. 8. 6. 2. 4. 5. 3. 1. A. Young fireflies don’t have wings.. Penne Pasta with. . Tomato & Olives Sauce. Penne Pasta with Peas & Onions sauce. Half Jackets with Reduced Salt & Sugar Baked Beans. And to go with. Sliced Carrots. Green Beans. Pudding.