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Plastic, Paper, or Cloth?

This short persuasive paragraph is based on a model that third-grader Rachel submitted. She begins her writing in a way that makes the reader want to keep reading. The reader wants to find out what decision she is talking about.

Level:

Grade 3

Mode:

Persuasive Writing

Form:

Persuasive Paragraph

Theme:

Environment

Science

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Things that would make my neighborhood better

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Things I'd like to change

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Dear Senator

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Plastic, Paper, or Cloth?

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Don't litter!

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My favorite neighbor

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My favorite teacher

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Why weekends need to be longer

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How could TV be better?

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Why parents should be honest with their kids

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Rights that kids in my grade should have

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Why I deserve a larger allowance

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Foods I love, foods I hate

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"Obstacles are what you see when you take your eyes off the goal."

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The first day of school is the worst/best because . . .

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