Paragraph Structure: Topic Sentence, Example , Explain , Conclude , Paragraph Exemplars: I would rather be able to read minds than be invisible, I would rather the because of the following reasons: I would be aware of people's secrets, intentions and I could help out society., First, I like knowing the secrets of others because I find them fascinating. , Additionally, if I wasn't sure about whether I was in a dangerous situation, I could read the mind of the person I'm unsure of to determine my best course of action., Finally, similar to how I can help myself, I could help society determine who really is at fault for crimes. , In conclusion, I like secrets and feel like I could make the world safer for myself and others if I had the ability to read minds. , Transition words: Therefore , As such, , Continually, , Furthermore,, To begin,, To start, , Finally, , Proof or Evidence : The author, Caroline Pignat, says "I intended for Egghead to be relatable"... , In the second paragraph of CBC's "Don't Panic, You're Not at the Disco"..., This is shown when the character, Katniss, covers Rue in flowers , I love camping: I go every summer with my family, I know I'm responsible because I have two jobs and attend school regularly. , Proper Nouns: Ms. Vivian , The Lindsay Centre , The Hunger Games, The word "I" , I.E Weldon , Ms. Pollard , Lindsay , Egghead,

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