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Develop and Put Meat into your Develop and Put Meat into your paper!paper!

Limited to Basic- Usually skeletal papers without MEAT (IDEAS).

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The 11-Minute EssayThe 11-Minute EssayDoes being in Special Education limit your future career

choices?

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STEP 1STEP 1

You will be writing on the following prompt.

Write an essay telling how participating in school clubs and sports can help you be successful outside of school

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STEP 2STEP 2

Brainstorm and write for ONE minute to answer the question:

What are extracurricular activities?

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Take a breath and indent. Write one positive result of participating in extracurricular activities and then provide an example

History- Try think of a famous person who did this (past or present).

Experience- your own

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STEP 4STEP 4

Take a breath and start a new paragraph.Brainstorm and write for THREE minutes

about a book or story (literature) that also proves the idea.

Use the name of the book or movie as you write about it.

From Athlete of the Year (Joey Gilbert)

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STEP 5STEP 5

Take a breath and start a new paragraph.Brainstorm and write for THREE minutes

about how the idea has been proven true in real life experiences.

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STEP 6STEP 6

Take a breath and indent. Tell me what one can learn about being successful in life by participating in extracurricular activities. (teaching moment).

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STEP 7STEP 7

Re-read your essay If there is a paragraph that is weak, cross it out . . . It will only make your essay stronger.

Your expository paper will only be 2 Fully Developed Body Paragraphs. So, can you combine a paragraph or do you need to delete a body. No skeletal papers.

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4 Paragraphs- DEVELOP4 Paragraphs- DEVELOP

Introduction Thesis- use words

from prompt!!! Driving force of paper.

Body 1- Strong, topic sentence (your point)

Supporting details (2)Body 2- Strong topic

sentence (your point)◦Supporting Details

Conclusion- refer to prompt


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