- I CAN introduce my argument and recognize counteropinions using appropriate reason and evidence.
- I CAN argue both sides of an issue, using pros and cons, taking into account the characteristics of my audience.
- I CAN use and create transition words and phrases, between my opinion and the evidence used, to make my argument fluid
- I CAN write according to the conventions of the genre I have been assigned as well its audience.
- I CAN create a conclusion that best supports the argument I have made.
ELA.9.W.C9.2 [informative and explanatory writing]
- I CAN introduce a topic and organize my writing using various concepts and information to aid in the comprehension of my audience.
- I CAN develop, according to my audience's knowledge, a topic using facts, definitions,and quotations.
- I CAN use transitions to link sections of my topic to make my writing fluid.
- I CAN use appropriate language and vocabulary for both my topic and audience.
- I CAN write according to the conventions of the genre I have been assigned as well its audience.
- I CAN create a conclusion that best supports my topic.
ELA.9.W.C9.3 [narrative writing]
- I CAN get the attention of my reader by creating an engaging opening as well as a smooth progression throughout the piece.
- I CAN use narrative techniques (dialogue, reflection, plot lines, etc.) to develop experiences and characters.
- I CAN sequence events so that they build upon one another to create a coherent whole.
- I CAN use specific language and details to create a vivid pictures of my writing.
- I CAN create a conclusion that reflecs on what has been experienced, observed, or resolved in my writing.
ELA.9.W.C10.1
- I CAN write clearly and coherently with appropriate organization and style according to the genre I have been assigned.
ELA.9.W.C10.2
- I CAN make my writing better by lpanning, revising, editing, rewriting or trying a new approach to determine what is best for my specific purpose and audience.
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