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|  | | | Teacher's Guide - Supporting Ideas |  | Suggested Activity
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Depending on the time and computer access available and writing comfort of the students, assign a paragraph or multiple paragraphs for classwork or homework. (Estimate approximately 20 minutes per paragraph).
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Encourage the students to read and take notes on 2 or 3 articles to provide details for each paragraph.
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Remind them to put their notes in their own words.
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If students have practice citing sources, remind them to give credit to the authors of the articles for the information that they use, especially direct quotes.
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As the teacher, direct them to write their paragraph(s) as you prefer them - hand-written or word-processed and printed to turn in or submitted as an email.
Alternate Activity 1 - group paragraphs
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Form groups of approximately 5 students. Each group will focus on a different topic sentence. The group should appoint a note-taker, paragraph writer, and a reader
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Give each student in the group a different article about their topic.
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Students will take time to read individually.
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Students should discuss how their article relates to the topic sentence. Meanwhile the note-taker will write down notes.
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The group will review the notes and compose a paragraph together. The writer will serve as the secretary as the others compose.
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Return to the large group.
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The paragraph readers will read their paragraphs to the class. Encourage discussion as time permits. |
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