Use the explanation plan (Opens MS Word document in another window - please note an active internet connection is required)

Explanation Plan

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NOTE: An explanation can contain diagrams.


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Write the first paragraph. It should contain a .




Write a paragraph that the parts.




Write a paragraph that explains the parts operate for something to occur.




Write a paragraph that explains or where it operates.




Write the final paragraph. It concludes your explanation.




Use the exposition plan (Opens MS Word document in another window - please note an active internet connection is required)

Exposition Plan

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Write an opening paragraph that states the and your point of view. Remember to write in the third person.

Introduce the points that you will discuss later in greater detail in the following paragraphs.




Write a paragraph about your .




Write a paragraph about your .




Write a paragraph about your .




Write the final paragraph. It should up your arguments and restate your point of view.




Use the narrative plan (Opens MS Word document in another window - please note an active internet connection is required)

Narrative Plan

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Begin your narrative with an paragraph.

This paragraph answers who, where and when.




Write the paragraph.

This paragraph tells about a problem that has to be solved.




Write paragraphs that tell happens to the characters as the narrative reaches its climax.




Write the paragraphs.

These paragraphs tell how the characters solve their problem.




Use the procedure plan (Opens MS Word document in another window - please note an active internet connection is required)

Procedure Plan

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needs to be done?




the materials in the order they are used. You can use dot points or numbers.




List the in order. You can use dot points or numbers.




Use the recount plan (Opens MS Word document in another window - please note an active internet connection is required)

Recount Plan

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Begin your recount with an paragraph. This paragraph answers who, where, when, what, why and how.




Next write about in the order that it occurred. Start a new paragraph each time your subject changes.




happened?




happened?




The final paragraph may contain a .




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Report Plan

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NOTE: A report can contain headings, pictures, maps, graphs or other interesting information.


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Write the first paragraph. It should contain a .




The title and definition are followed by about the topic.

Start a new paragraph each time you write about a different feature of the subject.
Each paragraph can begin with a heading.




Each paragraph can begin with a .




Each paragraph can begin with a .




Write your last paragraph. It may contain a .




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Discussion Plan

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NOTE: A discussion essay may contain quotations as evidence to support your argument.


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Write an opening paragraph. It should include a , a , and .




Write a paragraph about you first argument in favour of the topic.
P The topic sentence states your .
E The following sentences state your .
E Then your evidence.
L Make back to your original point or to your next paragraph.




Write a paragraph about your first argument against the topic.

Use PEEL, , , , .




Write a paragraph about your second argument in favour of the topic.

Use PEEL, , , , .




Write a paragraph about your second argument against the topic.

Use PEEL, , , , .




Write the final paragraph. It should succinctly summarise the arguments and the topic and a recommendation for one point of view.