Athens/Sparta Paragraph

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Athens/Sparta Paragraph

Prompt: Question word! Write a paragraph telling me which of the two city-states (Athens or Sparta) you would rather live in. Include at least three fact-based reasons from your notes. Topic Sentence: States the main idea. Concluding Sentence: Re-states the main idea. Detail Sentences: Include all the information requested.

Topic Sentence I would rather live in _____ than in _____ for three reasons: _____, _____ and _____.

Organization secret: BUCKETS!!!

Organize your facts (bucketing): Reason Bucket Fact Reason Bucket Fact Reason

Concluding Sentence: So, because of _____, _____ and _____, I would rather live in _____.

Example Topic Sentence: I would rather live in _____ than in _____ for three reasons: _____, _____ and _____.

Example Topic Sentence: I would rather live in Florida than in New York for three reasons: _____, _____ and _____.

Organize your facts (bucketing): Reason Bucket Fact Reason Bucket Fact Reason

Start with the facts: Bucket It snows in NY. Reason Bucket Income tax in NY Reason Bucket FL has beaches Reason

Why do the facts matter: Bucket It snows in NY. I don’t like to shovel snow. Bucket Income tax in NY I keep more $$ Bucket FL has beaches I like to go to the beach

I don’t like to shovel snow. Label your buckets: Weather It snows in NY. I don’t like to shovel snow. Taxes Income tax in NY I keep more $$ Beaches FL has beaches I like to go to the beach

Example Topic Sentence: I would rather live in Florida than in New York for three reasons: _____, _____ and _____.

Example Topic Sentence: I would rather live in Florida than in New York for three reasons: weather, taxes and beaches.

Back to the buckets for details: Weather It snows in NY. I don’t like to shovel snow. Taxes Income tax in NY I keep more $$ Beaches FL has beaches I like to go to the beach

Example detail sentences: My first reason is the weather. It snows in New York, and I don’t like to shovel snow. My second reason is taxes. New York has a state income tax, and Florida does not. I would prefer to keep more of my paycheck. Finally, my third reason is the beaches. Florida has more beaches than New York, and I like to go to the beach.

Concluding Sentence: So, because of _____, _____ and _____, I would rather live in _____.

Concluding Sentence: So, because of the weather, taxes and the beaches, I would rather live in Florida.