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Steps for writing an effective INTRODUCTION: 1.First, research and read about your topic; apply the “ACE” strategy. (CHECK) 2.Create a hooking lead for your topic. (CHECK) 3. End with a strong thesis statement. Video: How to write a thesis statement?

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Steps for writing an effective INTRODUCTION:

1. First, research and read about your topic; apply the “ACE” strategy. (CHECK)

2. Create a hooking lead for your topic. (CHECK)

3. End with a strong thesis statement.Video: How to write a thesis statement?

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What is a Thesis Statement?

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A thesis statement is where you state your position and preview two to three reasons that support your claim .

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Why do I need a thesis statement?

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An essay is built around a thesis statement.

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Where do I put my thesis statement?

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It is the final sentence of you introductory paragraph, usually after the hooking lead.

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Where do I defend or argue my

thesis statement?

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Writers defend the thesis statement in the body of the essay.

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Thesis OrganizerArgumentative Topic:

Three Major Points (based on ACE evidence):1)

2)

3)

Thesis: I believe… because…list your reasons

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Thesis Examples

• I believe assigned seating in the cafeteria is necessary because it reduces bullying and gossiping, cuts down on chaos, and makes everyone feel like they belong.

• I do not believe that toddlers should participate in beauty pageants because of the emphasis placed on looks, the overall cost to families, and the pressure to win.