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Writing 6 Opinion Argument OREO Opinion Reason Example Opinion

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Writing 6 Opinion Argument OREO Opinion Reason Example Opinion

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Writing 6 Opinion/Argument Song about Opinions

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Writing 6 Opinion/Argument Song about Opinions

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Writing 6 Opinion Argument for teacher suggested books Spoon, Duck Rabbit Hey Little Ant , graphic organizers and sentence frames

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Writing 6 Opinion Argument for teacher suggested books Spoon, Duck Rabbit Hey Little Ant , graphic organizers and sentence frames

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Require WHAT & WHY in Primary Opinion Writing

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K-2 teachers often wonder how to address the argumentative writing standard. With our youngest writers, we work on the lowest form of argument-opinion writing.Encourage students to state an opinion and back it up or support it with multiple reasons why.

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Writing 6 Opinion/Argument Cats vs Dogs 

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Writing 6 Opinion/Argument Cats vs Dogs 

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Created using Avid Studio for an elementary ESL debate class. Proposition: I think that cats make better pets than dogs. Proposition Argument 1: Cats are easier to take care of than dogs. First. cats use the bathroom inside the house. Because cats use sand as a toilet people can put a sandbox inside the house for the cat's bathroom.

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Writing 6 Opinion/Argument Fact or Opinion What the difference is

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Writing 6 Opinion/Argument Fact or Opinion What the difference is

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Writing 6 Writing : Types and Purpose: Opinion /Argument

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Writing 6 Writing : Types and Purpose: Opinion /Argument

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Writing 6 Opinion Argument  Teaching Children to Think Philosophy Club discussing what is beautiful and why

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Writing 6 Opinion Argument  Teaching Children to Think Philosophy Club discussing what is beautiful and why

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Sara Stanley Philosophy for Children Workshops

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Philosophy Club: Teaching primary school children to argue

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Children should be seen and not heard...but who says? A Philosophy academic is challenging the old adage by teaching primary school children to argue and to think for themselves.

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Writing 6 Opinion/Argument Critical Thinking Sentence Frames

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Writing 6 Opinion/Argument Critical Thinking Sentence Frames

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Is skilled at drawing, stating and dictating an opinion that help build an argument.
2.0 comprehension

explain what dictate, opinion and argument mean.

3.0 analysis

draw a picture and communicate an opinion.