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Do Now #5: Compare your counterarguments with a partner from last night’s hw. Do you agree or disagree with Obama’s plan? Why? Which of last night’s documents.

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1 Do Now #5: Compare your counterarguments with a partner from last night’s hw. Do you agree or disagree with Obama’s plan? Why? Which of last night’s documents makes the stronger argument why?

2 How do you successfully complete the second task of the ELA? Purpose To persuade? To inform? To entertain? Audience What kind of class? Or situation? Task— What are you writing?

3 How do you successfully complete the second task of the ELA? The Situation: –Your government class is preparing for a debate on the policies of our new president- elect. For your debate, you have chosen to address the class on the negative side of global warming. –Using evidence from both documents, write a speech to your government class in which you oppose the government’s support of global warming and climate change.

4 How do you successfully complete the second task of the ELA? Pre-writing/Planning: 1.Assess the writing situation (PAT) 2.Explore your subject (Venn diagram) 3.Settle on a thesis (Main idea) 4.Sketch out a plan (Outline)

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