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Common Core: W.3.1
Lessonset 3rd grade argumentative writing: opinion essay (1)
Brainstorm, plan, and write an argumentative essay in the third grade.
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    Identify and describe opinion writing

    Common Core: W.3.1 | by: Rebecca Hipps

    In this lesson you will learn how to identify and describe opinion writing by finding words that show strong feelings, a clear opinion statement, and supporting reasons.

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    Brainstorm topics for an argumentative essay

    Common Core: W.3.1 | by: Rebecca Hipps

    In this lesson you will brainstorm opinion topics by listing things that you care about, and that give you strong feelings.

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    Develop a thesis statement

    Common Core: W.3.1 | by: Rebecca Hipps

    In this lesson, you will learn how to develop a thesis statement by checking to make sure you have strong reasons to support it.

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    Draft body paragraphs with real life examples

    Common Core: W.3.1b | by: Rebecca Hipps

    In this lesson, you will learn how to draft body paragraphs by stretching out your reasons with examples from your life.

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    Connect ideas and examples in argumentative writing

    Common Core: W.3.1c | by: Rebecca Hipps

    In this lesson, you will learn how to make your paragraphs flow by connecting your examples to your opinion.

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    Draft an introductory paragraph for an argumentative essay

    Common Core: W.3.1a | by: Rebecca Hipps

    In this lesson, you will learn how to pull in your reader by posing a question or making a bold statement.

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    Draft a conclusion paragraph for an opinion essay

    Common Core: W.3.1d | by: Rebecca Hipps

    In this lesson, you will learn to draft a conclusion that will leave your reader thinking by restating your thesis and giving a plea for action.