The document provides instructions for writing a persuasive paragraph with a question and answer structure. It outlines the steps to prewrite by choosing an issue, creating a graphic organizer, and drafting a paragraph that asks a question and provides a supported answer using reasons and examples. Students are then instructed to revise the draft by checking for clarity and completeness, edit for grammar and mechanics errors, and peer review using a checklist before publishing the final draft.

1. UNIKIDS
LANGUAGE ACQUISITION
Jenifer Manzano

2. PERSUASIVE PARAGRAPH
Write a persuasive paragraph organized by question and answer
situation rule law
• ask a question
• answer it with your point of view
• give reasons and examples for your
opinion

3. STEPS TO MAKE A PARAGRAPH WITH
QUOTATIONS AND CITATIONS
PREWRITE
Ask a question
about an issue or
situation
Think about
reasons for your
answer
List your ideas
in a graphic
organizer
Choose an issue that matters you

4. Create a graphic organizer

5. DRAFT
Keep in mind your
purpose of writing- to
persuade
Remember to ask a
question and answer it in
your draft
Support your position with
reasons and examples
Use your graphic organizer to help
you write a first draft

6. REVISE
Read over your draft.
Look for places where the writing is
unclear or needs improvement.
Complete (✔) the writing checklist to
help you identify anything that needs
to be revised.
Revise your draft, using the editing
and proofreading.

7. EDIT AND PROODREAD
Check your work for errors in gramar, usage,
mechanics, and spelling.
Trade papers with a partner to obtain
feedback.
Complete (✔) the Peer Review Checklist
Edit your final draft

8. PUBLISH
• Prepare a clean copy of your
final draft.
• Share your expository paragraph
with your class.
• Save your work

9. THANK YOU