This document provides instruction on writing effective paragraphs. It includes two learning tasks: 1) Identifying the topic sentence and supporting details in a sample paragraph; and 2) Writing a simple paragraph based on a picture by labeling sentences as the topic sentence, supporting details, or concluding sentence. An assessment with 5 true/false statements follows to check understanding of key paragraph elements like the topic sentence, supporting sentences, and concluding sentence.
This document provides instruction on writing effective paragraphs. It includes two learning tasks: 1) Identifying the topic sentence and supporting details in a sample paragraph; and 2) Writing a simple paragraph based on a picture by labeling sentences as the topic sentence, supporting details, or concluding sentence. An assessment with 5 true/false statements follows to check understanding of key paragraph elements like the topic sentence, supporting sentences, and concluding sentence.
This document provides instruction on writing effective paragraphs. It includes two learning tasks: 1) Identifying the topic sentence and supporting details in a sample paragraph; and 2) Writing a simple paragraph based on a picture by labeling sentences as the topic sentence, supporting details, or concluding sentence. An assessment with 5 true/false statements follows to check understanding of key paragraph elements like the topic sentence, supporting sentences, and concluding sentence.
Lesson Title Paragraph MELC MELC 20: Compose Effective Paragraph
LEARNING LEARNING ACTIVITIES
TASK Introduction Development Engagement Learning Task 1: Read the paragraph below. Identify the topic Learning Task 2: Make a simple paragraph based on the picture sentence and supporting details used in the paragraph. below. Label your sentence/s with topic sentence, supporting details and concluding sentence.
Assessment
Instructions: Read the following statements and identify whether
they are TRUE or FALSE. You may write your answer on the space provided before each number. ______________ 1. The main idea of a paragraph is stated in the topic sentence. ______________ 2. The topic sentence doesn't have to be the first sentence in a paragraph. ______________ 3. The supporting sentences in a paragraph provide details about the topic sentence. ______________ 4. It is necessary to use transition words and phrases to connect supporting sentences. ______________ 5. Writers should never introduce new ideas in the concluding sentence.