"El ensayo persuasivo" by Angie Torre
This 68-slide PowerPoint and activities on, “How to Write a Persuasive Essay for AP Spanish” include the following:
~The goal of the persuasive essay and how to reach it
~The use of cause and effect to make one’s point
~The different kinds of arguments
~The different kinds of evidence
~Vocabulary to express cause and effect
~Expressions for stating one’s opinion
~Vocabulary for meeting objections
~Components of the introduction
~Components of the developing paragraphs
~Components of the conclusion.
~Ideas for a hook
~When and how to meet objections
~Examples of the causes and effects for a particular topic and questions
~Examples of evidence for that topic
~Step-by-step instructions for the reading and analysis of the three sources and writing of an essay in Triángulo Aprobado. (It can be used with other texts as well.)
~Possible thesis statements for that topic demonstrating how to manipulate the sources to support different thesis statements, i.e. yes, no, or both
~Instructions on how to write an outline and organize one’s essay
~Instructions and examples for how to cite sources
~Synonyms for, “dice”
~Instructions for avoiding the first and second person in formal essays
~Practice activities to avoid using the first and second person
The activities work in conjunction with the PowerPoint, “How to Write a Persuasive Essay for AP Spanish”. There are 19 pages of activities which include the following:
~Sample persuasive essay with vocabulary and indicators for thesis statement and different ways to cite sources
~Practice activity in which students interact with the essay, identify components, cause and effect, evidence, and methods of citing sources
~Answers to practice activity
~Peer edit of introductory paragraph
~peer edit of first developing paragraph
~peer edit of persuasive essay
~vocabulary for cause and effect and expressing one’s opinion
~Step-by-step instructions for the reading and analysis of the three sources and writing of an essay in Triángulo Aprobado. (It can be used with other texts as well.)
~a template for organizing a persuasive essay
~password for Powerpoint YOU WILL NEED POWERPOINT 2002 or later to open this password-protected PowerPoint.
Three files are just cover previews to give you an idea of what's inside.
This 68-slide PowerPoint and activities on, “How to Write a Persuasive Essay for AP Spanish” include the following:
~The goal of the persuasive essay and how to reach it
~The use of cause and effect to make one’s point
~The different kinds of arguments
~The different kinds of evidence
~Vocabulary to express cause and effect
~Expressions for stating one’s opinion
~Vocabulary for meeting objections
~Components of the introduction
~Components of the developing paragraphs
~Components of the conclusion.
~Ideas for a hook
~When and how to meet objections
~Examples of the causes and effects for a particular topic and questions
~Examples of evidence for that topic
~Step-by-step instructions for the reading and analysis of the three sources and writing of an essay in Triángulo Aprobado. (It can be used with other texts as well.)
~Possible thesis statements for that topic demonstrating how to manipulate the sources to support different thesis statements, i.e. yes, no, or both
~Instructions on how to write an outline and organize one’s essay
~Instructions and examples for how to cite sources
~Synonyms for, “dice”
~Instructions for avoiding the first and second person in formal essays
~Practice activities to avoid using the first and second person
The activities work in conjunction with the PowerPoint, “How to Write a Persuasive Essay for AP Spanish”. There are 19 pages of activities which include the following:
~Sample persuasive essay with vocabulary and indicators for thesis statement and different ways to cite sources
~Practice activity in which students interact with the essay, identify components, cause and effect, evidence, and methods of citing sources
~Answers to practice activity
~Peer edit of introductory paragraph
~peer edit of first developing paragraph
~peer edit of persuasive essay
~vocabulary for cause and effect and expressing one’s opinion
~Step-by-step instructions for the reading and analysis of the three sources and writing of an essay in Triángulo Aprobado. (It can be used with other texts as well.)
~a template for organizing a persuasive essay
~password for Powerpoint YOU WILL NEED POWERPOINT 2002 or later to open this password-protected PowerPoint.
Three files are just cover previews to give you an idea of what's inside.
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