Level 3: Essay Writing
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Essay Writing is for high school students ages 16 – 18 (10th, 11th, or 12th grade). It satisfies high school English requirements.
Expected Result: Students focus on developing 5+ paragraph college level essays.
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Level 3 - Essay Writing
Complete Curriculum Package: Lessons 1-30
Includes: Instruction Manual (lesson plans), 1 set of Worksheets, and Digital Teacher Presentation
Developed for ages 16-18 (10th - 12th grade). Designed to satisfy high school English requirements. Essay Writing focuses on introducing and developing 5+ paragraph college level essays.
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Essay Writing reviews how to write a multi-paragraph paper using the writing process. Standard outlining is developed further for longer complicated formal essays. More structure and mechanical requirements are introduced and reinforced. Students learn how to develop 5+ paragraph college level essays.
Essay Writing:
- Teaches different styles and techniques of essay writing.
- Progresses to seven-, nine-, and eleven-paragraph essays.
- Teaches how to handle quotes correctly.
- Gives guided step-by-step instruction for writing a research paper.
- Moves to five-paragraph timed essays.
- Advanced figures of speech are introduced and applied as poetry and in essays.
Why Students Should Hand Write Their Notes.
- Paper copies of worksheets are used because students should hand write their notes.
- Essay Writing final compositions should be typed and printed.
A Recommended Reading List is included with each set of Student Worksheets.
Essay Writing Reading List
Instruction Manual is 30 lesson plans. Try before you buy: Sample Lessons
For a detailed scope and sequence: Syllabus
Select Essay Writing if your student knows how to write paragraphs:
1. Uses the writing process easily: brainstorm, standard outline, rough draft, edit and then write the final copy.
2. Knows basic paragraph structure: introduction, support sentences, and conclusion.
3. Needs help to write concisely and clearly.
4. Needs to learn how to easily write a 5-paragraph college level essay.
As usual, however, I tweaked the curriculum to suit me…For example, the first two lessons (Essay Writing) involve outlining and retelling the story of the prodigal son in a three-paragraph narrative essay. Since we were currently reading Greek tragedy to coincide with our ancient history studies, I assigned a three-paragraph retelling of Oedipus Rex, and used the lesson plans for teaching the brainstorming and outlining. Loretta, Books 'n Other Stuff
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