WHAT IS A PARAGRAPH? a group of sentences that tells about one subject or idea each sentence gives information.

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WHAT IS A PARAGRAPH? a group of sentences that tells about one subject or idea each sentence gives information about the topic sentences must be in the right order 8-10 sentences

WHAT IS A GOOD PARAGRAPH? 3 PRINCIPAL (MAIN) PARTS: Parts of a Paragraph WHAT IS A GOOD PARAGRAPH? 3 PRINCIPAL (MAIN) PARTS: Topic Sentence Body Sentences Supporting Sentences Concluding Sentence Presents a complete and interesting picture The specific subject is stated in one sentence. All the facts and details in the rest of the sentences add to the readers’ understanding of the subject. Topic Sentence Body Sentences Supporting sentences Concluding Sentence

How to write a really great paragraph! Hamburger Paragraphs How to write a really great paragraph!

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Introduction - Topic Sentence (Top Bun) Very first sentence of your paragraph. Most general sentence in the paragraph (do not include too many details) Tells what your paragraph is going to be about. Always needs to be indented. There are many reasons that I love to teach. First of all, I love to teach because I love being at school. Another reason I love teaching is that the days go by quickly. A third reason I love to teach is because I love seeing a student understand something new. Finally, I love to teach because I love to be around kids. These are just a few reasons I love to teach. Do NOT include too many details. Click here to return to the hamburger

The First Detail (Lettuce) There are many reasons that I love to teach. First of all, I love to teach because I love being at school. Another reason I love teaching is that the days go by quickly. A third reason I love to teach is because I love seeing a student understand something new. Finally, I love to teach because I love to be around kids. These are just a few reasons I love to teach. Should not be the most important detail. Needs to follow directly after the topic sentence. Needs to be full of good “lettucy” details! Click here to return to the hamburger

The Second Detail (Tomato) There are many reasons that I love to teach. First of all, I love to teach because I love being at school. Another reason I love teaching is that the days go by quickly. A third reason I love to teach is because I love seeing a student understand something new. Finally, I love to teach because I love to be around kids. These are just a few reasons I love to teach. Still should not be the most important detail. Needs to follow directly after the lettuce sentence. Needs to be full of good “juicy” details! Click here to return to the hamburger

The Third Detail (Cheese) There are many reasons that I love to teach. First of all, I love to teach because I love being at school. Another reason I love teaching is that the days go by quickly. A third reason I love to teach is because I love seeing a student understand something new. Finally, I love to teach because I love to be around kids. These are just a few reasons I love to teach. Still not be the most important detail. Needs to start differently than other sentences. Needs to be full of good “cheesy” details! Click here to return to the hamburger

Click here to return to the hamburger The Last Detail (Meat) There are many reasons that I love to teach. First of all, I love to teach because I love being at school. Another reason I love teaching is that the days go by quickly. A third reason I love to teach is because I love seeing a student understand something new. Finally, I love to teach because I love to be around kids. These are just a few reasons I love to teach. Finally!! The most important detail. Should start differently than most of the other sentences. Needs to be full of good “meaty” details! Click here to return to the hamburger

The Closing Sentence (Bottom Bun) Should look a lot like the topic sentence. Needs to summarize the topic. Needs to be an obvious end to the sentence. There are many reasons that I love to teach. First of all, I love to teach because I love being at school. Another reason I love teaching is that the days go by quickly. A third reason I love to teach is because I love seeing a student understand something new. Finally, I love to teach because I love to be around kids. These are just a few reasons I love to teach. Click here to see a good paragraph on the web!