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By SecondarySolutions | Published August 20, 2012

Do your students struggle to get past one or two paragraphs for an essay?  Are your students confused about the different types of essays and how to approach each?  Do you have students who don’t know basic essay terminology or structure?  Do you dread the thought of grading your students essays, facing constant frustration and exhaustion?   If you answered “yes” to any of these questions, then our REVISED Essay Architect Writing System is right for you!

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Our REVISED Essay Architect Writing System  is an all-inclusive, step-by-step method you can use to walk your students through the often confusing process of writing the five paragraph essay.  Includes 238 pages of reproducible worksheets, examples, teaching guides, graphic organizers, terminology, models, rubrics, sample essays, and more.  This second book in our Essay Writing Series best helps those students who are able to write at least one paragraph in response to an essay prompt.  (For those who struggle with one paragraph, or with basic sentence and writing structure, see the first book in this series, the Essay Apprentice Writing System).

Designed for use in grades 6-12, Essay Architect will help you teach everything your students need to know about writing a great essay, from the essential structure and vocabulary of the essay, to in depth practice on the elements of the essay, to reviewing and peer-editing model and non-model essays, to learning the specifics of how to write and organize each type of essay, to polishing the essay in its final stages.  Students have the opportunity to learn and practice every step of the process before actually writing an essay, and learn how to evaluate and assess other essays to recognize high-quality, well-written essays, as well as poorly-written, weak writing. Best of all, we have included in-depth study of each type of essay, including essay-specific organizers, prompts, notes, peer-editing checklists, and rubrics for Persuasive/Argumentative essays, Cause and Effect essays, Compare and Contrast Essays, Descriptive Essays, Informative/Explanatory Essays, Reflective/Personal Narrative Essays, Response to Literature Essays, and Research Papers.

This REVISED Essay Architect Writing System includes 253 pages (that’s 150 more pages than the FIRST EDITION!) of new and revised material, including:

  • Essay Writing Terms
  • General Essay Structure
  • Quiz: Essay Terminology and Structure
  • Types of Essays
  • Reading an Essay Prompt
  • Essay Prompt Keywords
  • Classifying Essay Prompts
  • Brainstorming Your Topic
    • Mind Map Brainstorm
    • Spider Diagram Brainstorm
    • “E” Chart Brainstorm
    • “Big Six” Questions
  • General Pre-Writing Essay Planner A
  • General Pre-Writing Essay Planner B
  • General Pre-Writing Essay Planner C
  • General Essay Organizer
  • General Essay Style Guide
  • General Essay Rubric
  • Writing Effective Titles
  • Writing Grabbers
  • Writing Focus Statements
  • Recognizing Thesis Statements
  • Types of Thesis Statements
  • Writing “Better” Thesis Statements
  • Writing Topic Sentences
  • Writing Powerful Challenges
  • Using Appropriate Tone
  • Writing With Purpose
  • Activity in which students literally cut and paste either a scrambled Informative/Explanatory Essay essay or a Compare/Contrast Essay together, based upon the information and skills they have learned.
  • Notes, handouts, and activities on every type of essay:
    • Argumentative Essays
      • Organizing Argumentative Essays
      • Logic and Emotion in Persuasive Writing
      • Practicing the Skill: Logic and Emotion in Persuasive Writing
      • What Will the Opposition Say?
      • Argumentative Essay Organizer Prompt
      • Argumentative Essay Organizer
      • Argumentative Essay Structure
      • Argumentative Essay Peer Editing Checklist
      • Argumentative Essay Rubric
    • Cause and Effect Essays
      • Organizing Cause/Effect Essays
      • Fishbone Diagram
      • Cause and Effect Essay Organizer Prompt
      • Cause and Effect Essay Organizer
      • Cause/Effect Essay Structure
      • Cause and Effect Essay Peer Editing Checklist
      • Cause and Effect Essay Rubric
    • Compare and Contrast Essays
      • Organizing Compare/Contrast Essays
      • Verbal Cues: The Keys to the Compare/Contrast Essay
      • Compare and Contrast Essay Prompt
      • Compare and Contrast Essay Organizer
      • Compare/Contrast Essay Structure
      • Compare and Contrast Essay Peer Editing Checklist
      • Compare and Contrast Essay Rubric
    • Descriptive Essays
      • Organizing Descriptive Essays
      • Show, Don’t Tell!
      • Powerful Verbs
      • Descriptive Essay Organizer Prompt
      • Descriptive Essay Organizer
      • Descriptive Essay Structure
      • Descriptive Essay Peer Editing Checklist
      • Descriptive Essay Rubric
    • Informative/Explanatory Essays
      • Organizing Informative/Explanatory Essays
      • Informative/Explanatory Essay Organizer Prompt
      • Informative/Explanatory Essay Organizer
      • Informative/Explanatory Essay Structure
      • Informative/Explanatory Essay Peer Editing Checklist
      • Informative/Explanatory Essay Rubric
    • Reflective/Narrative Essays
      • Organizing Reflective/Narrative Essays
      • Reflective/Narrative Essay Organizer Prompt
      • Reflective/Narrative Essay Organizer
      • Reflective/Narrative Essay Structure
      • Reflective/Narrative Essay Peer Editing Checklist
      • Reflective/Narrative Essay Rubric
    • Response to Literature Essays
      • Organizing Response to Literature Essays
      • Literary Terms to Know
      • Finding Supporting Quotations
      • Incorporating Quotations into a Response to Literature Essay
      • Response to Literature General Essay Organizer Prompt
      • Response to Literature Organizer with Quotes Prompt
      • Response to Literature General Essay Organizer
      • Response to Literature Organizer with Quotes
      • Response to Literature Essay Structure
      • Response to Literature Peer Editing Rubric
      • Response to Literature Essay Rubric
  • Teaching Research Papers
    • Writing Research Papers
      • Researching the “Old Fashioned” Way
      • Researching in the Modern World
      • Evaluating Internet Sources
      • Plagiarism
      • Plagiarism WebQuest
      • Incorporating Support into a Research Paper
      • MLA Format and Style
      • Print Publications – MLA Format
      • Web Publications – MLA Format
      • Using “Research Notes” Pages
      • Using “Sources” Pages
      • Research Notes
      • Sources
      • Research Paper Organizer Prompt
      • Research Paper Organizer
      • Research Paper Peer Editing Checklist
      • Research Paper Rubric
  • 22 Model and Non-Model Essay to Evaluate and Edit, including 5 Argumentative, 2 Cause/Effect, 2 Compare/Contrast, 2 Descriptive, 5 Informative/Explanatory, 3 Reflective/Narrative, and 3 Response to Literature
  • 515 of the Most Frequently Misspelled Words
  • Commonly Confused Words
  • Words to Avoid
  • Vivid Word Choice
  • Over 1500 More Powerful Verbs
  • Building Bridges
  • Over 400 Essay Topic Ideas
  • Answer Key

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