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!
- 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
- Purpose and How to Use This Guide
- Common Core State Standards Alignment Chart
- Articles
- 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
- 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
- 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
©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.
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Ace the SAT Essay in Just 10 Lessons!
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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!
- 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
- Purpose and How to Use This Guide
- Common Core State Standards Alignment Chart
- Articles
- 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
- 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
- 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
©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.
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