Types of Writing by Jackie Gaddis

Types of Writing by Jackie Gaddis https://padlet.com/j_gaddis/40dbbe6j4g07 What are elements of Narratives? Arguments/Persuasive? Compare and contrast. en-us 2018-02-22 14:00:34 UTC 2018-02-23 01:19:49 UTC hello@padlet.com Mrs. Gaddis j_gaddis https://padlet.com/j_gaddis/40dbbe6j4g07/wish/234213598 Narrative Features
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1. Usually in third-person
2. Many different ways to start it
3. Includes sensory details
4. The reader needs someone to be with
5. Start with a lead, or something to hook the reader

Argument Features
1. Explains why you do not agree with or support an idea or topic
2. Describes both sides of an argument... usually
3. Gives multiple examples why this idea is better than this idea
4. Gives information more than a story
5. Has one topic]]> 2018-02-22 15:45:39 UTC https://padlet.com/j_gaddis/40dbbe6j4g07/wish/234288035 Kayla Reis https://padlet.com/j_gaddis/40dbbe6j4g07/wish/234288230 Narrative features
1. You use sensory detail.
2. It is about a moment in someone's or your life.
3. You don't need proper language (contractions are allowed).
4. You use figurative language and imagery.
5. You need a so what for your story.
Argument features
1. It is written in essay form
2. You argue a belief/topic.
3. You need to use proper language.
4. You need a thesis statement.
5. You need to have analyzed evidence to explain your belief, topic, or thesis statement.

]]> 2018-02-22 15:45:52 UTC https://padlet.com/j_gaddis/40dbbe6j4g07/wish/234288230 https://padlet.com/j_gaddis/40dbbe6j4g07/wish/234288251 Paige Alexander
Narrative Features
1. You need a good lead
2. A main character is doing something
3. You need a "So What"
4. You figurative language.
5. First person piont of you

Argument Features
1.Good hook
2. It describes the argument on both sides.
3. It is written in essay form.
4. You need a thesis statement.
5. Describes the arguments on both of the sides]]> 2018-02-22 15:45:53 UTC https://padlet.com/j_gaddis/40dbbe6j4g07/wish/234288251 Isabella Heinz https://padlet.com/j_gaddis/40dbbe6j4g07/wish/234288275 Narrative Features
1. You need a Lead
2. You need a "So What"
3. You need a sensory detail
4. You need dialogue
5. You need similes and metaphors
Argument Features
1. You need a Thesis Statement
2. You need to give supporting details
3. You need proper language

4. You need to write it in essay form
5. You need to have correct punctuation and grammar

]]> 2018-02-22 15:45:53 UTC https://padlet.com/j_gaddis/40dbbe6j4g07/wish/234288275 Bethany Sullivan https://padlet.com/j_gaddis/40dbbe6j4g07/wish/234288284 Narrative Features
1. A lead
2. So what
3. Dialogue
4. Figurative Language
5. Action
Argument Features
1.Thesis Statement
2. Analyze Evidence
3.Correct grammar and language
4.Correct Punctuation
5.The argument ]]> 2018-02-22 15:45:54 UTC https://padlet.com/j_gaddis/40dbbe6j4g07/wish/234288284 Gracie Ward https://padlet.com/j_gaddis/40dbbe6j4g07/wish/234288601 Narrative Features
1. You need dialogue
2. You need a lead
3. You need action
4. You need reaction
5. You need figurative language

Argument Features
1. You need a thesis statement
2. It needs to be written in essay form
3. You need an introduction, body, and conclusion
4. You need transition words
5. You need a claim, reasons, and evidence

]]> 2018-02-22 15:46:17 UTC https://padlet.com/j_gaddis/40dbbe6j4g07/wish/234288601 Jake DeCraene https://padlet.com/j_gaddis/40dbbe6j4g07/wish/234288717 Narritive Features
1. Leads
2. Sensory Details
3. Figurative Language
4. Dialogue
5. A Good Title

Argument Features
1. Thesis Statement
2. Reasons
3. Evidence
4. Lead
5. Organization

]]> 2018-02-22 15:46:28 UTC https://padlet.com/j_gaddis/40dbbe6j4g07/wish/234288717 Susruth Dondeti https://padlet.com/j_gaddis/40dbbe6j4g07/wish/234288922 Narrative feature
1.Dialogue
2.Action
3.A lead
4.An interesting theme
5.A beginning, middle, and end
Argument Features
1.A good rebuttal
2.a thesis statement
3.a claim for your thesis statement
4.Explain how the character resolves his/her problems
5. Quote some parts from the story]]> 2018-02-22 15:46:43 UTC https://padlet.com/j_gaddis/40dbbe6j4g07/wish/234288922 Annie Shedlock https://padlet.com/j_gaddis/40dbbe6j4g07/wish/234289017 Narrative Features
1. You need a lead, or an attention grabber.
2. You need a so- what for your story.
3. Make sure to have a lot of dialogue, but also make sure to have some narration so that the reader can understand what is happening.
4. Sensory detail is also important, you want to make the reader feel like they are in the same situation.
5. Make sure to have the right punctuation for your dialogue and for your sentences.

Argument Features
1. You need a theme as well as a thesis statement to explain your beliefs and why you believe in that.
2. Make sure to have a introductory paragraph, at least three body paragraph, and a conclusion paragraph.
3. Make sure that you have evidence to support your claim, it will make your essay sound more professional, instead of just saying " Because I said so."
4. Going along with that, make sure to analyze your evidence, that way the reader is able to understand better.
5. Make sure to have a good attention grabber in your introductory paragraph.]]> 2018-02-22 15:46:52 UTC https://padlet.com/j_gaddis/40dbbe6j4g07/wish/234289017 Xavier Pisockyj https://padlet.com/j_gaddis/40dbbe6j4g07/wish/234289094 Narrative features
1.Need a good lead
2.First person point of view
3.use a lot of figurative language
4.dialogue
5.you need a so what

Argument Features
1. Needs both sides of the argument
2.gives multiple examples about how ones better than the other
3.need a thesis statement
4.needs to be in essay form
5.a beginning, middle and end]]> 2018-02-22 15:46:58 UTC https://padlet.com/j_gaddis/40dbbe6j4g07/wish/234289094 https://padlet.com/j_gaddis/40dbbe6j4g07/wish/234289231 Harrison Miller
Narrative Features
1.usually fist person point of view.
2.you need dialogue.
3.you need to hook or grab the readers attention.
4.the reader needs someone to be with.
5.many different ways to start it.

Argument Features
1. Clam, reasons, and evidence
2. A beginning, middle, and end
3.you need a thesis statement
4. Good grammar
5.quote some parts from the story]]> 2018-02-22 15:47:08 UTC https://padlet.com/j_gaddis/40dbbe6j4g07/wish/234289231 Hayden Giesler https://padlet.com/j_gaddis/40dbbe6j4g07/wish/234289267 Narrative Features
1. Attention Grabber
2. First Person View
3. So What?
4. Figurative Lang
5. Dialogue

Argument Features
1. Explains Why it is Better
2. Thesis Statement
3. Grammar
4. Use a Argument
5. Persuade]]> 2018-02-22 15:47:12 UTC https://padlet.com/j_gaddis/40dbbe6j4g07/wish/234289267 Michael Nolan https://padlet.com/j_gaddis/40dbbe6j4g07/wish/234289375 Narrative features
1. you need dialogue
2. you need a so what
3. you need a good attention grabber
4. needs to have sensory detail
5. a theme

Argument Feature
1. correct grammar
2. transition words
3. need a thesis
3. correct punctuation
4. introduction body conclusion
5. a claim]]> 2018-02-22 15:47:21 UTC https://padlet.com/j_gaddis/40dbbe6j4g07/wish/234289375 Quintin https://padlet.com/j_gaddis/40dbbe6j4g07/wish/234289446 Narrative Features
1. You need an attention grabber
2. You need dialogue to know what the person thinks and feels
3. You also need a reaction to show a lot of emotion.
4. You could use a mood for your story.
5. Sensory details could be used.

Argument Features
1. For arguments you could use Transitions
2. You need Brainstorming
3. Boxes and bullets essay structure is good to use.
4. Find a way to analyze evidence.

]]> 2018-02-22 15:47:25 UTC https://padlet.com/j_gaddis/40dbbe6j4g07/wish/234289446 https://padlet.com/j_gaddis/40dbbe6j4g07/wish/234289646 Aubrey Lewis
Narrative Features
1.Many different was to start it
2.You need a attention grabber or a reaction
3. You need to have Actin in the story
4. You need a So What or theme
5. Normally in first person view

Argument Features
1. Has a Thieis Statement
2. Good grammar
3. Beginning,Body, Conclusion
4. Gives good evidence that one topic is better than the other
5. Use transition words to help your story flow better ]]> 2018-02-22 15:47:38 UTC https://padlet.com/j_gaddis/40dbbe6j4g07/wish/234289646 Gabi McCullough https://padlet.com/j_gaddis/40dbbe6j4g07/wish/234289744 Narrative Features
1. Good attention grabber.
2. Normally in first person.
3. A title that goes with story.
4. A "So What?" or theme.
5. Figurative Language.
Argument Features
1. A claim, reasons and evidence.
2. A beginning, middle, and end.
3. Correct grammar.
4. Written in essay form.
5. Describes arguments on both sides.

]]> 2018-02-22 15:47:47 UTC https://padlet.com/j_gaddis/40dbbe6j4g07/wish/234289744 Kennedy Cradick https://padlet.com/j_gaddis/40dbbe6j4g07/wish/234289904 Narrative Features
1. Inviting/interesting lead
2. Use sensory detail
3. Write about a specific day/event
4. Has a "so what" or theme
5. About a last/ first time experiencing something
Argument Feature
1. Has both sides of the argument
2. Defends only one side
3. Have a cause and effect
4. Be defiant on what side of the argument your on so the readers know
5. By the end, have your reader on your side

]]> 2018-02-22 15:48:01 UTC https://padlet.com/j_gaddis/40dbbe6j4g07/wish/234289904 Abigail Degler https://padlet.com/j_gaddis/40dbbe6j4g07/wish/234289981
Narrative Features
1. You need a lead.
2. You need a lot of dialogue.
3. You need a theme.
4. You need a conclusion.
5. You need action.

Argument features
1. Correct grammar.
2. Transition words.
3. Correct punctuation.
4. You need a claim.
5. You need a thesis statement.]]> 2018-02-22 15:48:07 UTC https://padlet.com/j_gaddis/40dbbe6j4g07/wish/234289981 Gabriella Ball https://padlet.com/j_gaddis/40dbbe6j4g07/wish/234290026 Narrative features 1. Leads 2.Action 3. Reaction 4.Dialogue 5. Reactions Argument features 1. Thesis statement 2. Analyze Evidence 3. Correct grammar and punctuation. 4. Beginning,middle,end 5. Transition words.]]> 2018-02-22 15:48:10 UTC https://padlet.com/j_gaddis/40dbbe6j4g07/wish/234290026 https://padlet.com/j_gaddis/40dbbe6j4g07/wish/234290608 Frankey Svec
Narrative Features
1. First person point of view (when it's a personal narrative)
2. Sensory details
3. Good lead
4. Figurative Language use
5. Dialogue
Argument Features
1.good lead
2. Claim, reasons, and evidence
3. Organized paragraphs
4. Essay form
5. Transition words ]]> 2018-02-22 15:48:56 UTC https://padlet.com/j_gaddis/40dbbe6j4g07/wish/234290608 https://padlet.com/j_gaddis/40dbbe6j4g07/wish/234293445 Veronica Weinkauf
Narrative Features
1. You need a good attention grabber
2. Use dialogue
3. Theme
4. Write about an important time in your life/ pebble story
5. Use a lot of Sensory Detail
Argument Features
1. State your thesis
2. Make sure it's something you can argue with others
3. Have a cause and effect
4. Make sure at the end the reader is on your side
5. Have reasons and examples]]> 2018-02-22 15:52:38 UTC https://padlet.com/j_gaddis/40dbbe6j4g07/wish/234293445 Christian https://padlet.com/j_gaddis/40dbbe6j4g07/wish/234448397 Narrative feature
1.dialogue
2.Agood story
3.Action
4. Transitions
5.Sensery deatails
Aurgument features
1.attention grabbers
2.A good rebuttal
3.a thesis statement
4.correct grammar
5.Explain how the character
Resolves his/her problems]]> 2018-02-22 19:39:28 UTC https://padlet.com/j_gaddis/40dbbe6j4g07/wish/234448397 Daniel Galles Narrative Features 1. To stay in the same point of view the whole time 2. A good theme 3. Dialogue 4. Attention grabber 5. Theme Argument Features 1. Grammar 2. Good reasons 3. Make sure it doesn't go off topic when you are trying to make someone believe the same thing that you do 4. Goes on both sides of the argument 5. a beginning, middle, and end 20danielg https://padlet.com/j_gaddis/40dbbe6j4g07/wish/234543516 ]]> 2018-02-23 01:10:53 UTC https://padlet.com/j_gaddis/40dbbe6j4g07/wish/234543516