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Opinion Writing Samples | Empowering Writers

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With the advent of the CCSS, everyone is concerned about teaching Opinion Writing in response to text, to issues, situations, likes and dislikes. The underlying organizational structure of a well-crafted opinion piece has its foundation in expository/informative writing. It shares other characteristics with expository/informative writing as well.

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Episode 8

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Opinion Writing for Kids | Episode 8 |  Editing Your Writing

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Opinion Writing for Kids | Episode 7 | Revising Your Writing

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Episode 6

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Opinion Writing for Kids | Episode 6 | Writing a Draft: Conclusion

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Episode 5

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Opinion Writing for Kids | Episode 5 | Writing a Draft: Reasons & Examples

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Episode 4

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Opinion Writing for Kids | Episode 4 | Writing a Draft: Introduction

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Episode 3

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Opinion Writing for Kids | Episode 3 | Making a Plan

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Episode 2

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Opinion Writing for Kids | Episode 2 | Choosing a Topic

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Episode 1

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Opinion Writing for Kids | Episode 1 | What Is It?