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Writing a Great Speaker’s Corner or Essay In Your Own Words… Paraphrasing, Turnitin.com & Topic Sentences

The Purpose of our lesson is to learn… How to put a passage in your own words without changing the meaning How to find the main idea of the text in order to paraphrase it How Turnitin.com will help you. How to write a Topic Sentence

What is Paraphrasing??? PARAPHRASING IS… Used to rewrite the text in your own words Used to clarify meaning Used to shorten a longer statement but keep the main ideas Used to avoid PLAGIARISM. You may want to highlight the words, re-writing, clarify and shorten and keeps. These seem like keys words in the definition.

What is NOT Paraphrasing -Changing a couple of words. -Deleting a couple words or phrases. -Rearranging the order of the words.

So How Do We Do It? Read the passage carefully Decide the main ideas of the passage Identify important words or phrases Put the main points in your own words PARAPHRASE ME! Great graphic! Again, I would use highlights.

Example 1 Option A ORIGINAL PASSAGE They have become part of our imaginations' landscape: the crusty Grinch who stole Christmas, gentle Horton the elephant, the Cat in the Hat, and the persistent Sam-I-Am with his green eggs and ham. All these and many more are the creations of Theodor Seuss Geisel, better known to generations of readers as Dr. Seuss. Since publishing his first children's book over fifty years ago, Geisel became perhaps the most successful writer in the whole field of children's literature. Theodor Geissel, known by everyone as Dr. Seuss, has been publishing children’s books for over half a century. Because of characters Horton and Sam I Am, Dr. Seuss is the quintessential author in American children’s literature.

Example 1 Option B Original Passage They have become part of our imaginations' landscape: the crusty Grinch who stole Christmas, gentle Horton the elephant, the Cat in the Hat, and the persistent Sam-I-Am with his green eggs and ham. All these and many more are the creations of Theodor Seuss Geisel, better known to generations of readers as Dr. Seuss. Since publishing his first children's book over fifty years ago, Geisel became perhaps the most successful writer in the whole field of children's literature. They have become part of our imaginations: the crusty Grinch who stole Christmas, gentle Horton the elephant, the Cat in the Hat, and the persistent Sam-I-Am. All these and many more are the creations of Theodor Seuss Geisel, better known as Dr. Seuss. Since writing his first children's book over fifty years ago, Geisel became perhaps the best writer in the whole field of children's literature.

Example 2 Option A Original Passage . The adventuresome Cat in the Hat runs amok while Mother is away, leaving a horrible mess for the two astonished children who are so well behaved. The remarkable qualities of the story are its rhyme--done with only 223 words--and its quirky illustrations that are as silly as the tale itself. The Cat in the Hat has many qualities that appeal to children. Using only 223 words and a catchy rhyme scheme, Dr. Seuss wrote the story of the naughty Cat in the Hat who gets himself into trouble. Children enjoy the adventurous story, and they can also learn to read because of the rhyming words. . I like the noise that you added here for the paraphrased passage. Could you do that for the others?

Example 2 Option B Highlighted Passage The adventuresome Cat in the Hat runs amok while Mother is away, leaving a horrible mess for the two astonished children who are so well behaved. The remarkable qualities of the story are its rhyme--done with only 223 words--and its quirky illustrations that are as silly as the tale itself. The crazy Cat in the Hat runs wild while Mother is away, leaving a mess for the two surprised children who are so well behaved. The remarkable qualities of the story are its rhyme--done with only 223 words--and its illustrations that are as silly as the tale itself.

At Cedarbrook, you will use Turnitin.com to help with your essays. Turnitin.com has two main tools: -Originality Check (checks for plagiarism) -Grammar Check (checks grammar)

Turnitin.com Turnitin.com is a tool to help you. It is not idiot proof. Let’s check it out… Turnitin.com

TOPIC SENTENCES are also important! -A topic sentence organizes and focuses the entire paragraph. -A topic sentence is usually the first sentence of the paragraph. -Every sentence in the paragraph must relate to the topic sentence. -There is no announcing in a topic sentence. I think that some commas are needed in the paragraph. The use of color for the best is an effective strategy. But the heading could read - the purple one is best. So the reader does not have to guess. Also in these two practice slides the sentences are quite long, I am wondering if shorter sentences would be helpful to the students. Also, when you create the lesson plans, I think it would be good if students had copies of the text so that they could practice the highlighting. We’ll do this on Tuesday when we return.

To write a topic sentence, answer the question (Question to Statement) Topic Sentence Tips Ask yourself what are you trying to prove in the paragraph: What is one reason that smoking should be banned? To write a topic sentence, answer the question Q S (Question to Statement) The United States should prohibit smoking because of the negative health consequences caused by smoking.

What does “Announcing” sound like? -In this report, you will read…. -This report is about… -This means… -My topic sentence is… -Do you believe…If not, listen to this report… ANYTHING ELSE LIKE THESE

A Topic Sentence focuses all the other sentences in the paragraph. Which of these sentences do not belong? The United States should ban smoking because smoking damages the health of the smoker and everyone near the smoker. Nearly 400,000 people per year die from smoking related illnesses. Smoking can lead to illnesses such as cancer, heart disease, stroke, and lung disease. The smoking industry spends over $30 million dollars a day advertising their products. Finally, smoking contributes to 1 in every 5 deaths in the United States. The United States should prohibit smoking because of the negative health consequences caused by smoking.

CONGRATULATIONS! YOU HAVE SUCCESSFULLY COMPLETED THIS LESSON ON PARAPHRASING and Topic Sentences! REMEMBER PRACTICE MAKES PERFECT! Fun.