2. An exposition is a type of writing that is used to explain, describe, give information or inform the reader. It allows the writer to show their viewpoint on a topic and also allows them to try and persuade the reader. What are some pieces of exposition writing you know of? What is a Exposition Writing?
3. Some types of expository writing are: Letters Newsletters Definitions Instructions Guidebooks Catalogues Newspaper articles Magazine articles Manuals Pamphlets Reports Research papers
4. Scaffolding like in building supports a students learning of writing. Scaffolding gives a structured approach to writing. It also shows all the parts you need for a writing piece What is a Scaffold?
5. Statement of position Arguments Concluding Statements 3 Sections to Exposition Writing Scaffold
6. This is where the writer introduces their point of view. The writer introduces the topic. The arguments for the viewpoint are outlined but not elaborated. Statement of Position
7. The writer provides three or more arguments supporting their viewpoint. The writer supports their view with evidence. Each argument is elaborated. The writer tries to persuade the reader using different techniques. Arguments
8. The conclusion wraps up your arguments and point of view. The point of view is restated. No new arguments or information is given in the conclusion. Concluding Statements
10. Write a story about a trip you are going to take and what friend you want to take with you. Explain why this friend would be the best person to go with you. Best Friends
