5 Paragraph Essay

12/7/2021

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Today, you were introduced to the 5 paragraph essay. You watched a video and too notes on what will be involved. After, you reviewed some essay topics that may interest you. However, we are hoping that you choose a topic that you have background knowledge in so you have much to write about. Such topics you may be interested in may include Black Lives Matters, Orange Shirt Day, Indigenous rights, or anything else you want to write about. We want to stay away from simply topics like, "What I did on the weekend" or "My favourite video game".
IMPORTANT:
1.) MATH TEST: Fractions unit test on Friday
2.) ART: Students/Parents, please bring holiday decorations if you have any to spare. We will need them to decorate our holiday wreaths that we will be making. Also, if you have any metal hangers, please send them to school for us to use.

LEARNING/PLANNER:
1.) LA/READING:

Read for 30 minutes and write your reading reflection on your log sheet.
If you need another one, there are copies in class or you can print it out at home. Feel free to type it out if you like. I find some students are able to get more ideas down when they type.

2.) MATH:

Compete any assigned work (from the substitute teacher) and mark/correct at home:
1.) Click here for 2.6 - Subtracting with Grids Pg. 65-66 Questions #1-9
2.) ) Answer Key
3.) Click here and go to grids if you want to print them out to use.

3.) LA/WRITING:

Watch the posted video 2 times. Review Essay structure.

4.) POST A RESPONSE:

Monitor your comprehension by watching the video between 1:13 - 2:53.
LEARNING INTENTION: I can explain what an introductory paragraph in a 5 paragraph essay must include.
SUCCESS CRITERIA:
1.) STRUCTURE: Paragraph structure (intro/body/conclusion)
2.) BODY: Include all components outlined in the posted video. Provide support in the form of examples. Remember, state information then back it up with an example of what you are talking about.
3.) GIVENS/CONVENTIONS: Pay attention to spelling, capitals, sentence structure, punctuation, and grammar.
4.) SELF-ASSESSMENT: Check the video to make sure you have included everything.
5.) PEER-ASSESSMENT: Give one student feedback on what they could improve on based on the above criteria.
6.) REVISION: Post your revised version after you have improved it.

VIDEO LINKS:
How to Write a 5 Paragraph Essay

33 Comments

Kai

12/7/2021 05:08:38 pm

When creating an essay, you need to have at least 5 paragraphs. The intro paragraph, the 3 body paragraphs, and the conclusion paragraph. To make the intro paragraph, you have to start by writing the hook sentence. The hook is supposed to draw the reader in and make them want to read your story more. For example, if your writing an essay on axolotls, your hooks could be: "axolotls, an animal with many mysteries." The next part to an intro, is the background information. This is the sentences with information you already have. For example it could be: "An axolotl can detach its tail so it can escape from predators." The last part of an intro paragraph, is the thesis statement. The thesis is when you state your reason and previews your argument.That is how you write a complete intro paragraph.

Jayden

12/7/2021 07:22:58 pm

@Kai I recommend you to add this on the top: How do we write an essay?

Sam

12/7/2021 05:10:40 pm

How to write an essay.

An essay is made up of five different parts.
1st intro
2nd first body paragraph
3rd second body paragraph
4th third body paragraph
5th conclusion
(TIP) Before you start you always have to brainstorm.
Intro
In the intro you have to include a hook to engage the reader, background information is to give 2-3 sentences giving some basic information about your topic, the thesis is to one strong sentence that states your point.

Body paragraph
In your body paragraph it will include A topic sentence that introduces the main idea of your paragraph, next you will need an argument that has 4-6 sentences that explains your argument, lastly you will need the conclusion sentence it will need a sentence restating your argument and wrapping up the paragraph.

Conclusion
In your conclusion you will need a conclusion it will need a transition sentence that
Will restated the issue/topic you are arguing about and your opinion, summarize the arguments that will include 2 to 3 sentences restate your three main argument, finally restate your thesis That will include you to wrap up your essay with one strong sentence that is your thesis re-worded. That is how you write an essay.

Mr. Hong

12/7/2021 05:34:22 pm

@ Sam - Thanks for your thoughtful post! I can see that you really worked hard! In fact, you did way more work than required! Well done! Keep up the good work!

The criteria only required you to tell me about introductory paragraphs! Your paragraph on introductory paragraphs need to be revised. Make simpler sentences and use periods to split up your ideas. Re-read the criteria to make sure you have included what is necessary. Focus on the 'BODY' of what is required. :)

Also, make sure you use punctuation to spilit

Oriana

12/7/2021 05:40:33 pm

@Sam - Great explanation of how to write an essay! I can definitely tell you learned a lot from the video.
FEEDBACK: Make sure you read the criteria, as it states "I can explain what an *introductory paragraph* in a 5 paragraph essay must include." So, it's about the components of an introductory paragraph, not an essay.
FEEDBACK 2: Add examples to support your points. You can add a hook that you think is good, some examples of background knowledge, and an example of a thesis.
Overall, you did a great job on your explanation.

Mr. Hong

12/7/2021 05:52:25 pm

@ Sam - Did you use voice dictation? 😃

I would read it over and pay attention to the givens. Your punctuation needs work. You have many run on sentences that need work grammatically.

Shawn

12/7/2021 05:10:49 pm

First

Oriana

12/7/2021 05:25:26 pm

Would you be interested in reading an essay without a proper introduction? Probably not. You wouldn't understand the essay or what it's about. This is why a proper introduction is important in an essay. It introduces the topic to the reader, tells them what the essay will be about, provides some background knowledge, and hooks the reader. Oh, you don't know how to write a proper introduction? Well, I'll teach you. There's three components to an introduction paragraph. The hook, the background knowledge, and the thesis. To make it easier to understand, I'll break down each one. As an example of a topic, I'll be using gender inequality for my examples. Firstly, the hook. The hook is an interesting or exciting first sentence to get the reader's attention. An example of a hook could be "did you know that for every $1 a man makes, a woman makes 82 cents?" This hook draws the reader in, and already hints at the topic. There are many types of hooks, such as questions, metaphors, quotes, facts, and more. As you can see, the example is a fact hook. Secondly, the background knowledge. The background knowledge normally consists of 2-3 sentences stating some basic information about the topic to help the reader understand your point/argument. For example, you could provide information about what it is, different types of inequality, and why it's important. This should come after your hook. Lastly, the thesis. The thesis is a strong sentence that states your point and previews your arguments. An example of a thesis could be "gender inequality is an extremely important issue, and negatively impacts many lives everyday because of discrimination." Your thesis will come last, after the background knowledge. Once you combine all of these, you will have your introduction paragraph! Hopefully, you are now able to write a proper introduction paragraph.

Mr. Hong

12/7/2021 05:35:40 pm

@Oriana - It is clear that you read the criteria! :) I think you could actually turn your paragraph into an essay! :)

FEEDBACK: Can you split this up into 5 separate paragraphs? TRY!

Rhea

12/7/2021 07:04:50 pm

@Oriana Awesome work! This paragraph is very comprehensive.

FEEDBACK: I would suggest you to change "There's three components to an introduction paragraph. The hook, the background knowledge, and the thesis." into one sentence; just use a colon between "paragraph" and "the".

Otherwise, great job!

Jayden

12/7/2021 07:25:02 pm

@Oriana on the last sentence change it to: Hopefully, you are able to write a proper introduction paragraph

Crystal

12/7/2021 08:43:08 pm

@Oriana - Great paragraph! Very well explained.
FEEDBACK - When you give the examples in quotations, the first letter should be capitalized.
Good job!

Mr. Hong

12/7/2021 05:44:17 pm

@ Everyone - I'm looking forward to reading your paragraphs!

Jeremy

12/7/2021 06:01:29 pm

How do you write an 5 paragraph essay? Well, an 5 paragraph essay has many parts in it. The first part is the intro the intro is the first paragraph. The intro has three separate parts in it, the hook, background information, and the thesis. The hook is the sentence that catches the eye of the person who is reading it. For example, if you were writing an essay about "Why reading is good for you" an example for the hook would be "Reading daily is one of the best habits a person can have.". The background information is 2-3 sentences that stats some basic information about your topic to help the reader understand your point. The thesis is one strong sentence that states what point you have and previews your arguments. The second part is the body. The body also has three separate parts in it that are, the topic sentence, the argument/main idea, and the conclusion sentence. The topic sentence is what introduces the main idea of your paragraph. The argument/main idea is 4-6 sentences that stat and explain your argument. These sentences should be clear and in logical order. The conclusion is a sentence restating your argument and wrapping the paragraph up (The body is most of the essay/the body is 3 out of 5 of the paragraphs). Lastly the conclusion. The conclusion is made up also of 3 parts. The transition sentence, summarizing the arguments, and restating the thesis. The transition sentence is the sentence that transitions into the conclusion of the essay by writing a sentence that restates the issue/topic you are arguing about and your opinion. Summarizing the argument is 2-3 sentences that restate your 3 main arguments. Restating the thesis is when you wrap up your essay in one strong sentence that is your thesis re-worded. Now you how to write an 5 paragraph essay.

I have met the criteria and all the requirements.

ASH

12/7/2021 06:07:48 pm

Imagine you teacher tells you to write an essay without an interduction about how to write an essay. By the way do you know how to write an essay? No? I didn't too, but now I know after the video our class watched today. Firstly, You will need to have a intro to start your essay, basically an opening to attract the readers attention. Secondly, you willl need 3 body paragraphs, those three paragraphs will have a topic snetence that it will introduce the main idea of your prargraph, each paragraph is about 5-8 smetences. Thirdly, The concluding sentence, the colucluding sentence is a sentence that caqn rap things up or a 2-3 sentence to en your essay or paragraph. Hopefully, Y'all know how to write an essay i hpe you learned something new!
I've checked the criteria and all the requirements

ASH

12/7/2021 06:09:41 pm

@Mr. Hong- why isn't mine posting?

Angela

12/7/2021 06:11:20 pm

How to write an 5 paragraph essay you will need an intro, 3 body, and last you need conclusion. For intro you will need an hook so when you are writing something you can catch the readers attention you will also need some information that you know what your write so you will us your blast for intro is the thesis for the thesis is about what you are writing about but an strong sentence. Your 3 body paragraph will have 5-8 sentences it will need a myopic sentence and argument / main idea it is an 4-6 sentence that explain what you are writing and last your conclusion to end what you are writing about for your body. And last one your conclusion it will have a transition sentence that relate what you are writing about or your topic summarize the arguments it is 2-3 sentence that relates to your paragraph and last an restart thesis the restart thesis is about wrapping up your essay with an strong sentence. Those are the things you need to know for an 5 paragraph essay.

Winna

12/7/2021 06:51:58 pm

What is an introductory paragraph, especially in a 5 paragraph essay?
Right now, I will tell you why!

The first part of your essay will be your intro. The intro serves the purpose to introduce the reader to your topic and lay the foundation to your arguments. First, you need a hook. A hook is an exciting or interesting first sentence to capture the reader’s attention, they will want to read your essay. Second, you have the background knowledge. It means 2 to 3 sentences giving some basic information on your topic that will help the reader understand your point. Finally, the thesis. It is one strong sentence that states your point and previews your arguments.

These are 3 kinds of information about the intro paragraph!

Self assessment: I met the criteria and the requirements.

Rhea

12/7/2021 06:57:18 pm

How do you write an introductory paragraph in an essay? An introductory paragraph's purpose is to draw the reader's attention and supply them with enough information to be engaged with the piece of writing throughout the reading process. Firstly, an introduction should be started off by a hook. This hook should interest the reader into the writing (like a fish being caught to a bait!). For example, if one were to discuss the negative impacts on social media, the hook may be, "It is undeniable how people in our society rely on social media irresponsibly." After that, background information should follow the hook. This should briefly supply the reader with knowledge about the topic. That way, they would understand more about and potentially be more interested in the rest of the essay. In addition, the information should serve as a bridge in the introduction and be between 2 to 3 sentences. Finally, the thesis should end the introductory paragraph. To write a good thesis, you should state your three main points that you are going to write about very clearly. To illustrate, a thesis about the negative effects of social media could be, "In this essay, we will be discussing how social media deteriorates one's emotions, serves as a distraction, and can be detrimental to their knowledge." Now, after reading about how to write an introduction, do you think you can write one?

Jayden

12/7/2021 07:19:58 pm

How do we write an essay? If you want to write a perfect essay you need to put the 5 steps of writing which is to make an intro but you also need to put some engaging hook so it can attract more people to read your paragraph. The 2nd, 3rd,4th step of writing a 5 paragraph essay is to write the first body paragraph which is something that can support the detail of the main topic that you want to write about, for example you want to write about “why we should add a new SkyTrain line” and some supporting details about it could be that many people without a car could use it as their primary transportation, It would give a relief on the busiest bus routes, it gives lower pollution emissions than buses and cars, and it can make the sky train system expand making it one of the best cities in the world for transportation. These are big supporting ideas that support the main idea that you want to write about. The last step of writing a 5-paragraph essay is the conclusion. There are some things that are required for your conclusion like restating your 2 or 3 paragraphs which is the thesis, adding at least 1 transition word, and stating the 1 most important reason about your essay. When you complete these 5 steps including the 3 required stuff for your conclusion, it means that you are ready to hand it in and present it but it’s still important to brainstorm before writing.

Melissa

12/7/2021 07:21:54 pm

When writing a essay, there’s 5 main parts. Intro, first body, second body, third body and the conclusion for last. When writing your essay, you want to make sure to have a good introduction on your background topic, and a hook to get your reader to be interested. A good way to start of with a essay is to create a brainstorm with your main topic, and staying on topic without changing it repeatedly to another topic that’s unrelated. Now that you know all that information, it’s time to get started on an essay for practice. When always starting off your essay, you must have a topic ready in mind. It can be ANY topic as long as it’s appropriate. But my topic is going to be “why China is a good place to travel to”. Once you’ve gotten your topic ready, you’d want to use your background knowledge like if you’ve ever went to China, what’s so great about it? The culture, traditions, the people. After once you’ve had your introduction, you’ll need a statement as your thesis. You may get a few people disagreeing with your topic since mine was why China is a good place to travel, but some people may think otherwise, which isn’t a bad thing to have your opinion but that’s when the argument in a essay comes in. At the very end, you’ll need to have your final conclusion to wrap up your essay. This is all you’ll need to know to write your first essay, it doesn’t have to be perfect on your first try though.

Ella

12/7/2021 07:39:50 pm

Do you want to know how to write a five paragraph essay? Well If you don't know then I can tell you. Before you write a essay you should brainstorm what you are going to write to write about. So lets get started.
First you need to include a intro and the intro needs to include Hooks, Background information, and the thesis. The thesis is the most important sentence in the intro because it tells the reader the main idea of the essay and those are the three parts included in the intro.
Second you need to write the body paragraph. In the body paragraph it must include 5-8 sentences, the topic sentence, the argument main idea, and conclusion sentence. Also you should to write supporting sentence to support the argument of paragraph and those are the three parts included in the body paragraph including 5-8 sentences.
Lastly you need to include the conclusion. The conclusion includes Transition sentence, summarize the argument, and restating the thesis. Also remember when restating the sentences should not be the same as you thesis in the intro and those are the three part included in the conclusion. Now do you understands how to write a five paragraph essay?

Jayden Mark 2 (revised)

12/7/2021 07:52:50 pm

How do you write an essay? Well, I can tell you how to write a perfect essay, there are 5 steps of writing. The first step is to make an introduction with some engaging hook, so it can attract more readers. The 2nd, 3rd,4th step of writing a 5-paragraph essay are to write 2-3 body paragraphs. It needs to be something that is related to the main topic that you want to write about. For example, you want to write about “why we should add a new SkyTrain line” and these are some supporting details: many people without a car could use it as their primary transportation, it would give a relief on the busiest bus routes, and it gives lower pollution emissions than buses/cars, and it can make the sky train system expand making Vancouver one of the best cities ranked in the world for transportation. The last step of writing a five-paragraphed essay is the conclusion. There are some mini steps that are required for your conclusion like restating your 2-3 paragraphs also know as the thesis, adding at least 1 transition word, and stating the most important reason about your essay. When you complete these 5 steps including the 3 mini-steps for your conclusion, it means you are ready to hand it in.

Matthew

12/7/2021 07:58:57 pm

These are the quick and easy steps to righting a essay.
To right a properly structured essay you first of all need 5 paragraphs and I’ll explain those 5 paragraphs. 1. Intro the intro is like a hook to your viewers to get them to read your essay. 2. First body paragraph the first body paragraph is the paragraph where you start off your opinion or your topic in at least 5-8 sentences. 3. Second body paragraph in this you pretty much do the same thing as the first body paragraph but your not introducing it. 4. Third body paragraph In this paragraph you are pretty much finishing up your information so you can move on to the. 5. The concluding this is pretty much the part where you summarize what you were talking about in the body’s of the essay. Now you know how to right an essay.

Caroline

12/7/2021 07:59:49 pm

An intro paragraph is an important part of writing an essay. The intro consists of three parts: the hook, background information, and thesis. The hook captures the reader in with an interesting sentence that talks about your topic and makes the person want to read more. As an example, a hook on why homework is helpful to your learning could be: "Most students dislike homework, but it might surprise you to find out that it’s more helpful than you think” or something along those lines. Next, the background information. The name kind of speaks for itself because it includes two to three points to help the reader further understand your hook with more information. Continuing with the homework topic, you could show some statistics of how homework benefits students and will make them achieve better grades, but also how students’ mental health are shown to be less healthy because of homework. Lastly, the third part is the thesis which is restating the main ideas of what you just wrote, ands saying what your perspective is on the topic. For example, someone’s thesis could be: “Although it can be degrading to your mental health, homework is and important way to improve your learning”. By using all of these steps, you should be able to write a good intro for you essay.

Vernice

12/7/2021 08:07:21 pm

Do you know how to write a proper 5 paragraph essay? Well, according to the name there needs to have 5 paragraphs. First, brainstorming about what to write choose a topic that is easy to write with many ideas. "Should There be Pineapples on Pizza" is a topic for a pizza debate. Second, the introduction paragraph includes a hook, then 2~3 background information sentences, and a thesis. An example of a hook for an introduction paragraph is a question, such as, "Do you have a favourite fruit?" Third, the body paragraphs include a topic sentence, 4~6 sentences about the main idea or argument, and a conclusion or transition. For example, "Mango has the sweetest fragrance and the richest taste of all the fruits" is a good topic sentence for an argument. Last, the conclusion paragraph includes a transition sentence to transit to the conclusion, summarize the main idea or argument, and restate the thesis. The conclusion can also be an opinion, such as, "In my opinion, mango is the best fruit on Earth." After putting all the things together, then it will be a proper 5 paragraph essay.

Rhea

12/7/2021 08:25:57 pm

@Mr. Hong I cannot complete my self-assessment because I cannot see my paragraph.

Mr. Hong

12/7/2021 08:37:35 pm

@ Everyone - So sorry. Something is wrong with the post today. I think your posts will show up by tomorrow. Don’t worry about the peer feedback and revision if it doesn’t show up

Kevin

12/7/2021 08:40:13 pm

Would anyone read an essay without a good introduction? Most Likely, not. A proper introduction is one of the most important parts of an essay, it tells the reader about what you are going to talk about in the essay, and hooks the reader into reading your essay. But how do you write a proper introduction? A proper introduction has three parts, A engaging hook, background knowledge about the topic you want to write about, and a thesis statement. To break it down one by one, let's start with the hook. The hook is an interesting and exciting sentence to grab your reader's attention so they want to read more. A hook should hint at the reader but don't give away everything about the topic. There are many different types of hooks, some of the widely used ones are a fact, a strong statement, a question, or a piece of advice. For example," More than 3 million people die each year due to the lack of clean water." This hook for example is a fact. The next part you want to include in your introduction is the background knowledge. The background knowledge should consist of two to three sentences. These two sentences should tell the reader some basic information about your topic, so the reader knows what it is. In this case, you can write about what place lacks drinking water, why is it important to have clean water. Make sure you're doing writing it in order, this should come after the hook. To end off the introduction paragraph, there's the thesis statement. The thesis tells the reader what to expect throughout your essay and the three points you are going to state in your three body paragraphs. For example, "The lack of clean water can cause the spread of disease, economic crisis, and the loss of millions of lives." If you put these three points together, you'll have your introduction paragraph.

Crystal

12/7/2021 08:41:41 pm

Why is an introduction paragraph so important when writing an essay? Well, if you don't include an intro to your essay, the reader will have no idea what you will be talking about. In addition, the introduction paragraph is also the base for your arguments. So, how do you write an introduction paragraph? To start off, this paragraph should include three main parts. First, you will have to include a hook that will draw attention to the reader and make them want to read the rest of your essay. As an example, if you're writing an essay about why plastic should be banned, a good hook could be: "Did you know that more than 5 trillion pieces of plastic are already floating in our oceans?" Evidently, the reader will be able to infer what your essay will be about. Second, you'll have to include some background information. This should be 2-3 sentences that gives some shallow information about your topic that will help the reader gain some knowledge in what you will be talking about. In this case, you might want to mention things like the growth of plastic usage, how it's affecting the world, and how we can prevent the use of plastic. Finally, you'll have to come up with a thesis, which is one powerful sentence that states the main ideas of the essay and where you stand in the issue. A possible thesis for this topic could be: "The use of plastic has affected us dramatically by polluting the earth, impacting human health, and threatening the life of animals and water." In conclusion, those are the three main parts of an introduction paragraph, the hook, background information, and the thesis. As you can see, the introduction paragraph is a crucial part in writing a proper essay and will give the reader a hint of what your essay will be about. Now you know that without this, your essay will be quite confusing.

Brendan

12/7/2021 09:08:53 pm

An introduction paragraph is extremely important in a proper five paragraph essay. Why you might ask? It’s because the introduction paragraph is the first part of an essay a reader will read, so it has to hook them in immediately. In addition, this necessary paragraph also needs to inform readers by providing them with a bit of background knowledge and the main topic the essay will be centralized around. Therefore, they can have more information about the ideas the writer is trying to express. In order to achieve these requirements, three parts need to be incorporated in the introduction paragraph: an intriguing hook, a sufficient amount of background knowledge, and a strong thesis. For each of the three parts, I will provide both an explanation and an example to further explain them. Firstly, the hook in an introduction paragraph lures or “hooks” the reader into reading the essay. They shouldn’t be boring and monotonous, but rather engaging. Some interesting hooks that could be used include questions, famous quotes, comparisons (similes and metaphors), and short stories or scenes. For example, a hook for an essay about the need clean water could be the quote “Without regard to whether some place is wealthy or poor, everyone should have the chance for clean air and clean water,” said by former American president Barack Obama. This quote helps introduce the main idea in the essay while also luring the reader. It shows that this global issue is very severe and people with power and money are helping to solve it as well. Furthermore, background knowledge is also an important part to include in a proper introduction paragraph. The background knowledge states basic information about the main topic and helps the reader better understand what the essay is about. This portion usually contains two to three sentences, but more sentences can be added if they are necessary. Background knowledge about the clean water issue could be the causes and consequences of the issue and the people that get the most affected by it in the world. By having now having this background knowledge, readers will have more information about the clean water and sanitation issue. Lastly, the thesis introduces the reader to the opinions and arguments stated later in the essay. It should be stated in a confident voice so it will sound more convincing to the person reading it. An example of a thesis could be “Unclean water negatively affects lots of people in the world, so everyone should participate in solving the very important global issue!”. The thesis clearly states the opinion of the writer and begins to introduce the reader to the arguments. In summary, remember the hook, the background knowledge, and the thesis are the three parts needed to write a proper introduction paragraph in an essay. As long as those parts are all included, you can write an introduction paragraph efficiently.

Rachel

12/8/2021 05:38:53 am

Everyone has their own way in giving people an introduction of a certain topic, and that's what an introductory sentence is all about. This essential part of, let's say, an essay, stimulates the interest of your reader(s), and if its done in a manner that conveys a hint of curiosity, it catches their attention, which is what people generally want to look for when you're reading something. Moving on, I'll show you the parts that are consisted in a typical introductory sentence. First things first, its important to include a hook in your topic sentence, because its the main reason why your sentence would seem so engaging and interesting. Hooks can also range from questions, to facts, though there is a wide variety of other hooks you could use. For example, if I had a topic about structuring a paragraph, I could write, "paragraphs seem complex, so you may be asking - how can I write one? Well, that's what I'll be teaching you for now." After you're done with the first part of the intro, feel free to move onto your background information. This is the part where you add in some information ( still relating to the main point), though its important not to go overboard, because it's still the introduction, not the body of an essay. Just a few points and all would be completely fine! Last but not least, you need your thesis statement. The thesis statement states the main purpose, though when it's being restated it usually brings back the main point back to the reader. This following part in an essay also indicates that your intro will be coming to an end, mainly because its the last part in an introductory sentence. Although I didn't put in many examples, hopefully, these few points will give you a mild kick in the right direction for essays.

Hayden

12/8/2021 04:13:39 pm

Want to know how to write a 5 paragraph SA?
Well first you need to know how to make each paragraph here is a example
1:interdiction/hook sentence
2:body paragraph
3:body paragraph
4:body paragraph
5:conclusion/ending paragraph
Remember your body paragraphs should transition into themselves here is a example of how to transition paragraphs

So that’s why art is bad for you.

People hate art becuse…

That is not a good what to transition your paragraphs here is how to make good transitions with your paragraphs

So that is why art is bad for you now I’m going to talk about why people hate art

People hate art because….

Now that you know what to do go brainstorm those ideas and get writing if this was not good enough for you ask a friend/teacher/helper for help or go to google or safari and search how to write a paragraph.

(don’t take the ex paragraphs to seriously it was the only thing I could think of)

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