- Choose two subjects you can compare and contrast easily.
- Write an engaging introduction that names your two subjects.
- Compare and contrast corresponding details for each subject.
- Select a method of organization, and stick to it from beginning to end.
- Use topic sentences to state the main idea of paragraphs.
- Use transitional words and phrases to compare and contrast.
- Write a conclusion that sums up your main ideas in a satisfying way.
Thursday, March 19, 2009
6th Grade LA
Today we are finishing up our review unit on capitalization and punctuation. Next week we will begin learning about a Compare-Contrast composition. Here is a list of guidelines to remember when writing a compare-contrast composition:
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