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1.3.1 Essay writing – Expository essay

Indigenous Languages · Grade 8 · 2 lessons in the design

What this covers

  • Research and notes on a gender-roles issue in the community
  • Outline and vocabulary bank for an expository essay
  • Writing, sequencing and editing an expository essay on how a chore is done fairly

What you will be able to do

  • research on an issue related to the theme for information
  • write an expository essay on gender roles for effective communication
  • embrace the importance of organising ideas into a coherent sequence for communication

Key questions

“How do we organise information logically in writing?”

“Why is it important to understand gender roles in the community?”

Lessons

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  1. Research and outline an expository essay
    40 min · 1 practice tasks · quiz
    Ask at home how one chore is done, make notes, then build a four-part outline in your mother tongue.
  2. Write how a chore is done fairly
    40 min · 1 practice tasks · quiz
    Turn your outline into a short expository essay in your language, edit with a peer, and display the best work.