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Pedal Power: Author’s Claims and Evidence

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  • You will identify a claim in a short persuasive text.
  • You will explain how evidence supports a claim.
  • You will choose reasons and facts to make an argument stronger.
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Level 1

In your own words, explain how claims and evidence are related.

Level 2

Does Addie do a good job of supporting her claim with evidence? Explain your answer with details from the video.

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Pretend that you are trying to convince your teacher to give your class extra recess. Write your claim, and list at least three pieces of evidence to support it.

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