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    This document provides an outline for writing an argumentative essay. It lists the key components that should be included in the introduction, body paragraphs, and conclusion. The introduction should contain a hook, introduction of the topic, and thesis statement. Each body paragraph should have a topic sentence, textual evidence from two sources to support the topic sentence, and a counterclaim. The conclusion should restate the topic, claim, supporting ideas, and include a call-to-action. The document provides guidance on formatting and structuring an argumentative essay.

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    This document provides an outline for writing an argumentative essay. It lists the key components that should be included in the introduction, body paragraphs, and conclusion. The introduction should contain a hook, introduction of the topic, and thesis statement. Each body paragraph should have a topic sentence, textual evidence from two sources to support the topic sentence, and a counterclaim. The conclusion should restate the topic, claim, supporting ideas, and include a call-to-action. The document provides guidance on formatting and structuring an argumentative essay.

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    Argumentative Essay Graphic Organizer - Final Draft

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    This document provides an outline for writing an argumentative essay. It lists the key components that should be included in the introduction, body paragraphs, and conclusion. The introduction should contain a hook, introduction of the topic, and thesis statement. Each body paragraph should have a topic sentence, textual evidence from two sources to support the topic sentence, and a counterclaim. The conclusion should restate the topic, claim, supporting ideas, and include a call-to-action. The document provides guidance on formatting and structuring an argumentative essay.

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    Name: _________________________Period: ____

    Argumentative Essay- Final Draft


    Step 1: Introduction
    Write your introduction in the section below. These are the following things I will be
    looking for:
    1. Hook/Grabber [highlight this section in BLUE]
    2. Introduction of the topic [highlight this section in GREEN]
    3. Thesis statement [highlight this section in YELLOW]

    Step 2: Body Paragraph #1


    Write your 1st body paragraph in the section below. Select one of the supporting
    ideas that you mentioned in your thesis to be the idea for this paragraph. These are
    the following things I will be looking for:
    ● Topic sentence [highlight this section in BLUE]
    ● Textual evidence from ONE source (source x) [highlight this
    section in GREEN]
    ● Explain how the textual evidence supports your topic
    sentence [highlight this section in YELLOW]]
    ● Textual evidence from ANOTHER source (source y) [highlight
    this section in GREEN]
    ● Explain how the textual evidence supports your topic
    sentence [[highlight this section in YELLOW]
    ● Counter- claim (can be anywhere in the paragraph)
    [highlight this section in RED]
    Step 3: Body Paragraph #2
    Write your 2nd body paragraph in the section below. Select one of the supporting
    ideas that you mentioned in your thesis to be the idea for this paragraph. These are
    the following things I will be looking for:
    ● Topic sentence [highlight this section in BLUE]
    ● Textual evidence from ONE source (source x) [highlight this
    section in GREEN]
    ● Explain how the textual evidence supports your topic
    sentence [highlight this section in YELLOW]
    ● Textual evidence from ANOTHER source (source y) [highlight
    this section in GREEN]
    ● Explain how the textual evidence supports your topic
    sentence [highlight this section in YELLOW]
    ● Counter- claim (can be anywhere in the paragraph)
    [highlight this section in RED]

    Step 4: Body Paragraph #3 (OPTIONAL)


    Write your 3rd body paragraph in the section below. Select one of the supporting
    ideas that you mentioned in your thesis to be the idea for this paragraph. These are
    the following things I will be looking for:
    ● Topic sentence [highlight this section in BLUE]
    ● Textual evidence from ONE source (source x) [highlight this
    section in GREEN]
    ● Explain how the textual evidence supports your topic sentence
    [highlight this section in YELLOW]
    ● Textual evidence from ANOTHER source (source y) [highlight this
    section in GREEN]
    ● Explain how the textual evidence supports your topic sentence
    [highlight this section in YELLOW]
    ● Counter- claim (can be anywhere in the paragraph) [highlight
    this section in RED]
    Step 5: Conclusion
    Write your conclusion in the section below. These are the following things I will be
    looking for:
    1. Restate your topic [highlight this section in BLUE]
    2. Restate your claim [highlight this section in GREEN]
    3. Mention your supporting ideas [highlight this section in
    YELLOW]
    4. End your paragraph with a call-to-action [highlight this section
    in RED]

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