Begins every paragraph with words from the question.

Quotes from the book should be punctuated with these.

Use this organizer when you are comparing and contrasting.

A comparison of two dissimilar things using the words "like" or "as"

When characters struggle against something

Every argument has as at least three.

A fancy name for quotes, teachers often tell you to use...

This organizer is best for continuing a story.

A comparison of two dissimilar things.

The beginning of a story, when characters, setting, and background are established.

The final sentence in your paragraph.

Never do this more than once.

Try one of these when you are comparing characters

A word that sounds like what it means.

The turning point in a story, when problems are solved and desires are addressed

Using the book to prove your ideas.

When citing a poem, write down this.

The gingerbread man is best for comparing...

Giving human characteristics to nonhuman things

When characters talk

Before you begin typing your topic sentence, do this.

After every quote, use these three words to show why the quote is important.

All MCAS writing prompts need one of these sketched out before you write

Words that start with the same sounds

The five subgenres of folktales are...