How to Write a Paragraph Video - Informative Writing with the Hamburger Analogy
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For great paragraph writing, grab a burger! The analogy helps kids develop topic, detail, and concluding sentences; elaborate; improve word choice; and add transitions. Fun-filled activities provide direct instruction, reinforcement, and practice of writing processes.Open the preview to take a closePrice $16.80Original Price $21.00Save $4.20
Learning Objective
Write a high-quality informational paragraph.
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In this 12-minute presentation, kids, teachers*, and parents learn how to write a nonfiction paragraph. Using the hamburger analogy, the video models selection of key details, writing topic and concluding sentences, elaborating, improving word choice, adding transitions, combining and varying sentences.
This video was also uploaded as an unlisted YouTube video. The supporting document includes the link, which you can share with students and parents. It also includes a set of grayscale handouts with graphic organizers.
The presentation summarizes strategies I collected over 30 years of teaching. These proven methods for organization and revision strengthen informative paragraphs in third, fourth, and fifth grades.
Open the preview to take a closer look. You'll see how a little burger (or sandwich) makes a big difference in your introduction to informational text.
Enjoy teaching!
Brenda Kovich, NBCT
*This video also works well for professional development. Why not give your teachers some fun PD?
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I'm committed to continual improve. This resource was updated on September 19, 2022.
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