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  • What is the job of the conclusion paragraph?
    to restate your main idea and wrap up your essay
  • Why should you include background information in your writing?
    It helps the reader better understand what you are telling them about
  • What does the SQ stand for in SQ write?
    Self-questioning
  • What is the most important sentence in your introduction?
    thesis statement
  • What should every sentence end with?
    punctuation
  • What is the paragraph called that goes at the beginning of an essay?
    introduction
  • Why should we add details when writing about our subtopics?
    Details give more information about the subtopics you are writing and make your writing more interesting to read
  • What should every sentence begin with?
    capital letter
  • Where do I put introductory phrases?
    They are introductions, so they go at the beginning of the sentence!
  • Why is it helpful to record your mistakes in your IEB (individual editing booklet)?
    When I copy and correct my mistakes it will help me to avoid past errors next time I wrtie
  • What are 3 possible subtopic examples you could use when writing about the main topic of transportation?
    Answers vary. Examples: cars, trains, planes, boats
  • How can self-questions help you add more details to your writing?
    Every time I ask myself a new question I get a new answer which gives me more information to write about my topic!
  • What are 3 possible subtopic examples you could use when writing about the main topic of summer break?
    Answers vary. Examples: where you went, what you did, your favorite memory
  • Can you use your SQ Write materials to help you in the future when you have to write for school?
    YES
  • What do the letters mean in the SQ write editing process TSGP
    T=talk it out, S=check my spelling, G=check my grammar, P=check my punctuation
  • How does our concept map help us organize our writing?
    It helps me organize my ideas and focus on one subtopic at a time. It also gives me a place to put ideas before I forget about them when it's time to write
  • What are some question words you should use when self-questioning?
    Who, what, where, when, why
  • How can asking yourself questions help you write?
    If I get stuck writing I might think, "I don't know what to write about!", but asking myself questions helps guide my thinking and gives me a roadmap to help
  • Why is it important to use introductory phrases when writing?
    Introductory phrases serve as a sign to the reader that a new topic is coming. It also helps my writing flow smoothly
  • What is the thought organizer?
    It is a tool I can use to help me plan my essays and organize my ideas
  • What is the paragraph called that goes at the end of an essay?
    conclusion
  • If you were given a writing topic of "school", what are some self-questions you could ask for WHO, WHAT, WHERE, and WHEN to help you think about things you can write?
    Answers vary. Examples: What do I like about my school? Who is my favorite teacher at school? Where is my school located? When does school begin?
  • What are the 4 steps to our SQ write strategy?
    self-question, answer, rehearse, write
  • What is a thesis statement?
    It is a sentence that tells the reader what your main topic will be for the essay
  • What are 3 possible subtopic examples you could use when writing about the main topic of sports?
    Answers vary. Examples: soccer, baseball, basketball