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3 Paragraph Analytical Essay Template
This is a graphic organizer for analytical essay template for 3 paragraphs. In a learning activity, a graphic organizer is a visual and graphic presentation that illustrates the links between facts, words, and perhaps ideas.
 3 Paragraph Analytical Essay Template
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Expository Writing Worksheet
What we have here is a graphic organizer for creating an expository essay. The student can begin by writing the focus statement followed by mentioning the first topic sentence. The details of the first topic can be written in the space provided for it. Next, the student can continue writing the second topic sentence and provide details for the same. In this particular worksheet, a student is expected to follow the instructions mentioned before commencing their work. The worksheet is quite attractive and carries the ability to keep the student hooked on. The self-explanatory nature of the worksheet makes it a viable tool.
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Expository Essay Graphic Organizer
Present here is a concept map depicting the template for an expository essay. In the middle, there is a box where the essay topic can be written and this can be elaborated upon in paragraph one. From there, four bubbles branch out wherein the student can write the supporting detail to be explained in each paragraph. Every bubble further branches into three squares devoted to writing the supporting sentences. The fourth bubble is the conclusion part in which the student can restate the ideas mentioned in paragraph one. Utilizing a concept map in writing an expository essay assists a student in formulating their ideas and arguments before presenting the same.
 Expository Essay Graphic Organizer
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Expository Essay Graphic Organizer
The diagram we see is an expository essay template. It contains three main sections, Introduction, Body, and Conclusion. In the intro section, there are two spaces wherein a student is required to write the hook sentence as well as the main idea. Next, is the main body of the essay. The student can mention three examples and enumerate the supporting details in the boxes provided for it. Lastly, in the conclusion, they are expected to tie up their essay by reviewing the main idea and presenting a strong argument. An expository graphic organizer expects a student to probe an idea, evaluate the supporting details, propose the idea and present it with related arguments in brevity and clarity. The diagram at hand is an apt tool for it. These essay templates polish the analytical mind of the students
 Expository Essay Graphic Organizer
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Young Teacher Love: Writing Summaries
What we have here is a Problem-Solution graphic organizer. This specific one is committed to summarizing the text as well. The diagram begins by mentioning who the main character is in the text. Followed by this the student can elaborate on what the character wanted but what was the problem he/she was facing. Then a separate column is dedicated to writing what the main character did to solve the problem. Next, the student can write what the resolution was to the problem. Lastly, the student can summarize the entire text in the space provided for it. While utilizing these worksheets, a student can analyze the complete text and understand the same. They can ponder over the main ideas and present them in brevity
 Young Teacher Love: Writing Summaries
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Summary Graphic Organizers
Present here is the Main Idea and Detail graphic organizer. There are separate sections dedicated to presenting the main idea, writing the important words and details, and summarizing the passage. In this diagram, the student first needs to write the main idea in the section provided for it. Next, the student can circle the three important words in the main idea and write them in the provided space. Further, the student can write the three important details in the section dedicated to it. Lastly, a separate area on the worksheet is present to summarize the entire passage in only one sentence. Using these worksheets help a student to learn in presenting their ideas in brevity and identify main words and themes
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Oreo : Opinion Writing
Present here is an OREO writing graphic organizer. This graphic organizer allows a student to form their opinion and forward their reasoning with the help of examples. The acronym OREO has four letters and each letter is dedicated to a column in the worksheet. O stands for Opinion. In this section, the student can pen down their opinion. This is followed by R that stands for Reason. The students can enumerate their reasons in this section. The letter E is for Example. Here, the students can write examples supporting their reason. Lastly, O stands for Opinion restated. In this column, the student can reiterate their opinion. This specific diagram allows a student to write not one but two reasons behind their opinion and they can present two supporting examples as well. Oreo opinion writing worksheets prove quite a productive teaching resource. These help students in brushing their logical minds.
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Oreo Graphic Organizer
What we have here is a graphic organizer on OREO opinion writing. The students can formulate their opinions and reasons behind them by corroborating them with examples in this particular worksheet. There are separate sections dedicated to each acronym in the word OREO. O stands for stating the opinion clearly in the column dedicated to it. R stands for writing the reason behind the opinion in the column Reason. E stands for example, the student can substantiate their opinion by writing examples in the section provided for it. Finally, O stands for Opinion restated. In this section, the student can reiterate their opinion. In this particular diagram, there are two sections provided each for two reasons and two examples. Therefore, a student can present not one but two reasons and examples substantiating it. OREO worksheets are effective in channelizing the opinions of the students and help polish their logical skills.
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Ipad Graphic Organizer - Oreo Opinion Writing
This is a graphic organizer on OREO opinion writing. There are four boxes devoted to each letter of the acronym OREO. O is for Opinion, the student can write their opinion here. Second column R is for Reason, the student can enumerate the reason behind their opinion. Third column E is for Example, the student can write an example here to support their opinion. The last column O is for Opinion again wherein the student can reiterate their opinion. Worksheets on OREO opinion writing are an effective way of helping the students to learn, understand and remember the main ideas while structuring their writing. It churns the analytical mind of the students and they can work more efficiently.
 Ipad Graphic Organizer - Oreo Opinion Writing
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Basic English I : Day 1 Assessment
What we have here is a graphic organizer on two important R's in the English Language i.e. Reading and Writing. This specific diagram has two sequential charts. The first one is dedicated to the reading process. There are three steps involved here. The first step urges the student to preview and plan before reading the text, i.e. to be preactive. The second step involves being interactive and purposeful while reading. The final step is about reflecting on the text. The second sequential chart is devoted to the writing process. Five steps are involved while going through this process. The first step is about prewriting; brainstorming and carrying out research on the topic. The second step helps in drafting; organizing the ideas into written sentences and paragraphs. The fourth step is dedicated to revising the draft by rearranging the content and flow of the narrative. Next comes the editing process that involves correcting the spelling, punctuations, grammar, sentence construction, etc. Lastly, publish the final draft. Such sequential diagrams horn the analytical skills of the students and assist in assessment too.
 Basic English I : Day 1 Assessment
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Writing Process Poster Printable
Here is a sequence chart that is used while writing an essay. There are several steps dedicated to writing the same. In this particular diagram, there are five columns. The first column is about Prewriting- here a student can brainstorm and plan about potential topics. The next column is dedicated to Drafting or organizing the ideas into proper sentences and paragraphs. The third column suggests reviewing and improving the written content. The fourth column is on editing the grammar, checking spellings and punctuations. The last column is about creating the final draft and sharing it. Such sequential diagrams aid in planning the nuances of the essay before one begins writing it.
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Graphic Organizers For Essay Writing
Present here is a graphic organizer for essay planning. It's a worksheet that helps in figuring out the main ideas to be incorporated in the essay before commencing the work. It has several different sections that help in segregating the ideas easily. There are separate boxes to write the opening statement containing the title, author's name, and genre of the essay, followed by the thesis statement. Next, the student can write three separate points supporting their statement. Below each Supporting point, there are three columns to write three pieces of evidence supporting their thesis statement. The last column in the worksheet is dedicated to restating the thesis statement. Such comprehensive planning of an essay helps in writing the final draft easily.
 Graphic Organizers For Essay Writing
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Planning Main Idea and Details
Here is an essay planning sheet in the form of a storyboard. There are several sections in the worksheet that help in working out the details of an essay. In the thesis statement section, a student needs to write the claim they are making in one sentence. The structure of the essay can be broken down into four separate sections and a fifth section is provided for additional needs. There are five kernel essay sections. Kernel essay means writing a short form of a long and comprehensive essay. Five sections are dedicated to the same. Each short part of the essay can be further written in detail on the right side of the worksheet.
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Rainbow Essay Writing Graphic
This is a rainbow essay writing graphic organizer. This particular rainbow essay is dedicated to writing a two or three paragraphs essay. Here separate colors are dedicated to each section. The red color page is to decide on a topic and planning it out. The orange color page is for working on the introduction of the essay. The yellow, green and blue pages are dedicated to main idea 1, main idea 2 and, main idea 3, respectively. The indigo color page is for working out the conclusion and the violet color page is for writing the final draft. Such graphic organizers assist a student in working out the details of their essay before they begin writing it. Different color codes allow a student to keep their ideas separate.
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Teacher Resources: Books, Classroom Supplies
Present here is a pre-writing graphic organizer. There are separate sections dedicated to various ideas a student needs to think through before starting their work. The visualize section helps a student imagine the main idea followed by who the main characters will be and what will happen in the story. Where and when the story is situated needs to be worked out as well. An important detail to figure out is the personality and the feelings of the main characters. Finally, there is a section dedicated to think-out any other details. Such teaching resource aids a student in completing the spadework before commencing the actual work.
 Teacher Resources: Books, Classroom Supplies
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Pre Writing Organizer Worksheets
This is a sequential chart based on a pre-writing graphic organizer. There are separate sections dedicated to writing the introduction, body, and conclusion. The student can begin by writing the introduction answering who, what, when, where questions, that are imperative to the essay. Next, there are three sections to break down the body into three events. Lastly, in the conclusion section, the student can summarize the write-up linking it to the introduction and adding a personal reflection on the events as well. Since this is a sequential chart, the student needs to write and maintain their ideas sequentially. Such worksheets assist a student in utilizing their rational mind to its optimum ability.
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Narrative Prewriting Organizer
What we have here is a narrative prewriting organizer. There are four different sections, each dedicated to the Topic, Characters, Setting of the narrative and, what happens in the story. A student can jot down their ideas in brevity and formulate a premise before commencing their work. Such worksheets help a student in outlining the ideas like who will be the main characters, the basic setting of the story and, the situation to be presented as well. This step-by-step process makes sure that the student ponders over each important aspect of the story before they get down to the actual work.
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Argument Writing Graphic Organizers
This is an argumentative graphic organizer in a sequential form. Here, an introductory paragraph can be written. This is followed by three main paragraphs. There are separate sections for the three paragraphs where an individual can mention about three different arguments. As the title of the worksheet suggests, the content of the introductory as well as the three argumentative paragraphs has to be in a sequential form. There is a closing or a concluding paragraph as well. In this, the individual needs to present his/her concluding arguments, tieing up the written content mentioned in the above three paragraphs. Such worksheets come in handy when an individual needs to collate their arguments.
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Argument Writing Example
Should it be allowed? Let's Discuss- Present here is a graphic organizer for writing argumentative essays. The user can begin by mentioning their claim or the argument they wish to present, followed by few sentences talking about the background of their claim. Next, the individual can present three reasons behind their argument and support it by writing evidence in the space provided for it. In the third section of the worksheet, the student can restate their claim, summarize the reasons and present an appealing concluding statement. There is a separate section to cite the sources as well. Using this type of diagram is practical when it comes to organizing ideas before commencing the task of writing the essay.
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Argumentative Writing: Graphic Organizer
What we have here is a flow chart depicting argumentative writing. Before writing an essay, the individual can brainstorm and pen down his or her ideas in this type of flow chart. In the box provided at the top of the diagram, one can write their thesis statement or the claim they are making. Next, there are three horizontal bubbles to write the reason or supporting details behind the claim. Each reason bubble has two vertical drop bubbles wherein an individual can mention the evidence supporting their claim. In the third section, one needs to make at least one counter-claim and a rebuttal in the space provided for it. Finally, the individual can jot down an effective and appealing concluding statement to the audience. Such worksheets come in handy while organizing arguments and counter-arguments.
 Argumentative Writing: Graphic Organizer
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Informative Writing Graphic Organizer
The top hat informative writing graphic organizer is used to prepare for writing a paragraph about any topic. The template is a very simple one for writing uncomplicated topics with spaces for writing the main topic and all the supporting facts about this topic. First, the topic should be stated at the beginning next to the "Topic" headline. Next, there are three facts where each supporting fact should be written separately. The number of facts can increase according to the topic. Finally, the topic is restated again at the end of the paragraph but in a different wording than the first statement.
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Graphic Organizers For Writing
The tree graphic organizers for writing help to develop a topic from an idea to a complete topic. The graphic organizer starts with the topic title. Then, the introduction to the topic is written on the left side and the attention grabber is written on the right side. This can be a quote, question, or anything related. The next section includes the body of the topic. The body has two main components; supporting facts and definitions or terms about the topic. Facts are written on the left side and the details about these facts are written on the right side. The terms or definitions are written on the left side and the diagrams or illustrations related to the facts are written on the right side. Finally, the conclusion is written in the bottom section which is basically re-stating the opening sentence in a different way. Also, supporting facts, questions, or quotes can be written along with the conclusion.
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Hamburger Paragraph Template
The hamburger paragraph template is an engaging template to ease writing a paragraph for young students. The template has a hamburger sandwich photo on the left side to explain how a paragraph is written in the same way a hamburger sandwich is made. The two outer layers are similar in the components and these are the opening and closing sentences of a paragraph. They should be similar in the idea but different wording. Inside, there are the supporting sentences or details of the topic. The template has three boxes for three supporting sentences where each sentence is different from the other but all related to the same topic.
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Hamburger Graphic Organizer
Hamburger graphic organizer is a template used to organize ideas to write a paragraph about any topic. The graphic organizer is named hamburger because it takes the shape of a hamburger sandwich with the two outer layers of the same thing and the in-between layers of the stuffing. The first layer has the topic sentence which is the opening of the paragraph and the main idea. The following three boxes are the body of the paragraph which includes all the details divided into three categories or ideas. The final layer is the closing sentence of the topic where the main idea is re-stated and a conclusion is provided.
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Hamburger Outline
The hamburger outline is named hamburger because it resembles the hamburger sandwich in its organization. The topic or paragraph is sandwiched between two sentences where all the details are inside. The template starts with a title at the top to write the main idea or headline of the topic. The first layer of the sandwich is where the main idea of the topic or the opening sentence should be written. Next, there are three boxes where all the details should be written. The bottom layer is where the closing sentence should be written or the conclusion of the topic. This template can be used for many kinds of paragraphs.
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How To Prargraph Plan
How to paragraph plan is a planner for writing a "How to" paragraph. How-to topics are composed of steps and details or descriptions of each step. The template help organizing these steps before writing the paragraph itself. At the top, the topic is written as a headline. Next, there are three boxes for three steps where each step is written inside a box and the description of the step is written next to it inside another box. In the end, there is a small box for writing the closing sentence. The template can contain more or less than three steps according to the topic.
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Paragraph Writing Worksheets
The graphic organizer for paragraph writing worksheets is an example used to compile ideas to write three paragraphs about three different topics. The worksheets as an example at the top of how to write ideas and supporting details. The first thing is to state the topic the paragraph is about. Then, there are three supporting details for each paragraph which should be no more than one small sentence. Finally, there is a closing sentence for the paragraph. The same thing should be done for three topics and each topic can have a picture on the right side reflecting the topic.
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Paragraph Writing
The paragraph writing template, as the name suggests, is used to organize ideas for writing a paragraph. The top headline is a paragraph topic where the topic should be stated clearly. Then, a picture related to the topic is placed inside a small box in the middle of the paper. The box has arrows pointing to the main ideas related to the topic one should write about. Then, using these ideas, the paragraph is written inside the large box at the end of the paper. This template is better used for writing short paragraphs with a maximum of 4 ideas to fit inside the box.
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Persuasive Writing Graphic Organizer
The persuasive writing graphic organizer is used to write persuasive arguments for a certain topic. More than one paper from this template can be used to write several arguments for the same opinion. At the top, the topic should be stated. Then, the next block is used to write the opening sentence, and the following block for the transition words is used to move to the reason. The block for the reason has a space for writing the reason and the supporting details for this reason. Next, there is a block for writing transition words to be used to move to the next reason. The same template should be used for reasons 2 and 3 and so on.
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Strategies For Teaching Persuasive Writing
This template is for writing strategies for teaching persuasive writing. The template is used to compile an opinion with the evidence, counter-arguments, and the response to these arguments in order to convince with the main opinion. In the top circle, the main idea or the opinion should be written. Next, there are three spaces for three reasons related to the main idea or opinion. Each reason should be backed by evidence to be written in the box on the left side. On the right side, the counter-arguments are written with the response to this or these arguments. At the bottom, a conclusion is written to sum up all the evidence and the strength of the opinion over the counter-arguments.
 Strategies For Teaching Persuasive Writing
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