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Essay
Running
Professor Stevens, English 21 |
Essay:
Running
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| The 1st paragraph in
red
(introduction) reflects the four
Sub-Topics marked with
pink.
The next three paragraphs expand the essay by using the the white
circled topics to provide details and/or examples. |
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| Clustering or
diagramming:
Sample of brainstorming and
organization |
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The actual
organization and writing would look something like this:
- Paragraph #1: three to four
sentences are created from the "Pink
subtopics." For example:
"Running is a physical and mental
punishment. It is difficult to work into my already busy
schedule Don't believe what runners say; it is a
painful experience." The sentences in the blue
above
would be your "introductory paragraph."
- Paragraph #2: Five to six sentences
that explain and provide examples about
planning problems.
- Paragraph #3: Five to six sentences
that explain and provide examples about
pain.
- Paragraph #4: five to six sentences
that explain and provide examples about
no
high.
- Paragraph #4: Two to five sentences
that restate what you said in Paragraph #1, the introductory
paragraph.
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Clustering or
diagramming:
Blank Cluster Chart.
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| Use the blank cluster chart
below to generate an essay of your own. Keep the topic simple and
your sentences uncomplicated. To communicate one does not have to
have long sentences with complex words. Keep your writing simple,
and your essay will impart what you are trying to communicate. |
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