PPT-22 Mentor Texts for Teaching Hooks
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wwwimthatteachercom The Hook Techniques for Introducing an Essay Statistic Narrative Question Startling Statement Examples Context Humor Description Quote AnalogyComparison
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wwwimthatteachercom The Hook Techniques for Introducing an Essay Statistic Narrative Question Startling Statement Examples Context Humor Description Quote AnalogyComparison Statistic. Catches the reader’s attention right away. First sentence of your introduction. Types of Hooks. Dialogue – . starts your paper with a conversation between two or more of the characters. “And where do you think you’re going?” my mother asked, glaring at me.. With . Spongebob. . Squarepants. What is a hook?. The hook is the very first sentence in the essay, and a good one creates a lasting impression with the reader. . 8 types of hooks. Question. When . writing a question, try to create a picture in . into Cordova. Agenda. Who Am I?. What is Cordova?. What are Hooks?. What are Hooks written in?. What problems do they solve?. What Hooks do I use?. Demo – Hooks in Action. Q&A. Resources. Who Am I?. Personal Narrative Elements Tights and Camo By Brock Clarke Handout 36 (1 of 2) grewtownAdirondackMountains, liveMainenow,formanyyearslivedplaceswheredidn’t reallysnow,wouldforwardtomyfor w getting . started:. Hooks Defined. Types of Hooks. Style in Hooks. Examples of Hooks. Table of contents. A . HOOK is the opening of . anything . you write. . P. rovide . a juicy idea that will make your reader want to continue . Andrea Williams. What’s a mentor?. And…what . good do they do anyway. ?. "What are your best read-. alouds. ? . “. What author's words do you bring to life?" . Begin with the end in mind: . Today’s goal…. Andrea Williams. What’s a mentor?. And…what . good do they do anyway. ?. "What are your best read-. alouds. ? . “. What author's words do you bring to life?" . Begin with the end in mind: . Today’s goal…. by . Gail Cartee. What if children are introduced to key qualities of good writing in the context of illustrations? What if children gain lots and lots of experience planning, drafting, revising, editing content in the process of composing illustrations for their books?. Vivid Description. WRONG – “TELLS”. I . grew tired after dinner.. CORRECT – “SHOWS”. As . I leaned back and rested my head against the top of the chair, my eyelids began to feel heavy, and the edges of the empty plate in front of me blurred with the white tablecloth.. Upbringing. “I will not have my life narrowed down. I will not bow down to somebody else’s whim or to someone else’s ignorance.”. Gloria jean . watkins. Born: September 25, 1952. Adopted the name of her great grandmother as her pen name in order to . getting started:. Hooks Defined. Types of Hooks. Style in Hooks. Examples of Hooks. Table of contents. A HOOK is the opening of anything you write. Provide a juicy idea that will make your reader want to continue reading. As the metaphor suggests, you want to hook the audience into what you are writing about. SNRPDP. Common Core State Standards. Writing. Grades K, 1, and 2. SNRPDP. Agenda. SNRPDP. Introductions. Narrative Writing. Revising and Editing. CCSS Writing Samples. Argument (Opinion) Writing. CCSS Writing Samples . 1. . Question – . Ask a Question to . create a picture in the reader’s mind. . Example: Have you ever been so afraid your fingers and toes grow dangerously cold?. 2. . Quote – . A line from a book, show, movie or person.. Turn off you video and/or change your name for anonymity. Exit the session and watch the recording later. Request a one-on-one conversation with the facilitators for further (unrecorded) discussion after the session if you are uncomfortable asking questions or contributing during the session.
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