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Demonstrate understanding of the O.R.E.O. paragraph structure by organizing mixed-up sentences into a clear, logical opinion paragraph.

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The Perfect Opinion Paragraph!Versión en línea Demonstrate understanding of the O.R.E.O. paragraph structure by organizing mixed-up sentences into a clear, logical opinion paragraph. por Nailenn Mendoza 1 Use the O.R.E.R.E.O structure to organize the answer to the question: “Should schools allow pets in the classroom?” Research from the UBC found students who spent time with pets felt less stressed and more focused. Second, having animals around can make the classroom a happier and calmer place. According to the AVMA, classroom pets inspire students to finish tasks on time and care for others. I believe schools should allow pets in classrooms. First, caring for a pet teaches students how to be responsible and work as a team. That’s why schools should welcome pets into classrooms. 2 Use the O.R.E.R.E.O structure to organize the answer to the question: “Should kids have homework every night?” Second, kids learn better when they have time to relax and play after school. The AAP says that playtime improves creativity and focus, which helps students do better in class. According to a study, students who had homework had higher stress levels and less time for sleep. That’s why schools should limit homework. First, too much homework can make students tired and stressed. I believe kids should not have homework every night. 3 Use the O.R.E.R.E.O structure to organize the answer to the question: “Should kids read before bedtime?” I think all kids should read before bedtime. First, reading before sleep helps the brain calm down and get ready for rest. Second, reading at night helps improve vocabulary and comprehension skills. The Sleep Foundation reported reading before bed can help kids fall asleep faster and sleep better. That’s why I believe reading before bed is a great habit. A study found that students who read daily outside of school were among the top 10% of readers in national tests. 4 Use the O.R.E.R.E.O structure to organize the answer to the question: “Should kids learn how to cook?” That’s why I think cooking should be part of every child’s learning. First, cooking helps kids understand how to take care of themselves and others. The American Heart Association found that kids who cook at home are more likely to make nutritious food choices. Second, learning to cook teaches kids math and science in a fun way. I believe kids should learn how to cook. According to research, following recipes helps children practice measuring, problem-solving, and sequencing steps.

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The Perfect Opinion Paragraph!Versión en línea

por Nailenn Mendoza

Use the O.R.E.R.E.O structure to organize the answer to the question: “Should schools allow pets in the classroom?”

Use the O.R.E.R.E.O structure to organize the answer to the question: “Should kids have homework every night?”

Use the O.R.E.R.E.O structure to organize the answer to the question: “Should kids read before bedtime?”

Use the O.R.E.R.E.O structure to organize the answer to the question: “Should kids learn how to cook?”