Arguments in 10 Lessons Book

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Teach your students the skills required for the new SAT® essay with these 10 lessons and accompanying resources. Students use reproducible graphic organizers to read and understand argumentative texts, analyze argument development, and brainstorm their own! 10 Lessons Include: 5 Graphic Organizers 3 Practice Articles CCSS Alignment Student Objectives Samples of Completed Graphic Organizers Tips for Implementation and Suggested Activities Lesson Topics: Recognizing Claims and Finding Evidence Evaluating Claims and Evidence Considered Argument Context, Audience, and Purpose Ethos, Pathos, and Logos—Breaking Down Rationale and Support Identifying the Claim, Devices, and Support Evaluating and Explaining the Effectiveness of Textual Support Drafting Introductory and Concluding Paragraphs Writing the Claim and Determining Context, Audience, and Purpose Selecting Aristotelian Appeals and Developing Body Paragraphs Considering Counterclaims and Drafting Introductions and Conclusions Table of Contents Instruction Purpose and How to Use This Guide Common Core State Standards Alignment Chart Articles Reading Arguments Lesson Plan Sequencing So You Say? Yea or Nay? Good Intentions: The 5 Ws A-ppealing an Argument's Layers Lesson 1: Recognizing Claims and Finding Evidence Lesson 2: Evaluating Claims and Evidence Lesson 3: Considering Argument Context, Audience, and Purpose Lesson 4: Ethos, Pathos, and Logos--Breaking Down Rationale and Support Writing Argument Analysis Lesson Plan Sequencing Show, Don't Tell: Supporting Ideas Shortened Sample Argument Analysis Essay Lesson 5: Identifying the Claim, Devices, and Support Lesson 6: Evaluating and Explaining the Effectiveness of Textual Support Lesson 7: Drafting Introductory and Concluding Paragraphs Writing Argument Essays Lesson Plan Sequencing Lesson 8: Writing the Claim and Determining Context, Audience, and Purpose Lesson 9: Selecting Aristotelian Appeals and Developing Body Paragraphs Lesson 10: Considering Counterclaims and Drafting Introductions and Conclusions Download Table of Contents Close function closeDetails() { document.getElementById("details").removeAttribute("open"); window.location = "#details"; } ©2017. High school. Reproducible. 77 pages. Book Download: PDF. We recommend Foxit PDF for viewing or editing PDFs. Print Book: Spiral-bound, 8 x 11 inches. Show more