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Persuasive Writing

Lesson 8: From Outline... to Essay!

6-8
Multiple sessions
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Learning Objectives

The student will:           

  • Deconstruct an essay by color-coding its parts.
  • Compare an outline and an essay by color-coding the same information in both.
  • Write the rough draft of an essay.
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Overview

Students make direct connections between the format of an outline and the organization in an essay.  Using side-by-side examples, students see how the outline translates into a written product. They also see examples of complex sentences in action.  At the end of this lesson, students begin their rough drafts.

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