CW.ELAR.1.A
Write expressive, informative, and persuasive literary texts effectively.
Creative Writing · Texas Essential Knowledge and Skills (TEKS) · TEKS 2017
Standard Unwrapping
AI-generated as a starting point — sign in to edit.Vocabulary
expressive literary textsinformative literary textspersuasive literary textseffectivenesswriting
Skills
- write (expressive literary texts effectively) #dok3
- write (informative literary texts effectively) #dok3
- write (persuasive literary texts effectively) #dok3
- distinguish (between expressive, informative, and persuasive texts) #dok2
- analyze (effective techniques in literary texts) #dok4
Learning Targets
- I can identify the differences between expressive, informative, and persuasive texts. #dok2
- I can write expressive literary texts to convey emotions and experiences effectively. #dok3
- I can write informative literary texts to explain ideas and provide information effectively. #dok3
- I can write persuasive literary texts to influence or convince readers effectively. #dok3
- I can evaluate the effectiveness of my own or others' writing in expressive, informative, and persuasive forms. #dok4
Big Ideas
- Effective writing requires understanding and mastering different purposes: expressing, informing, and persuading.
- Writers use different strategies and techniques to tailor texts for expressive, informative, or persuasive purposes.
Essential Questions
- What makes expressive, informative, and persuasive texts different from one another?
- How do writers achieve effectiveness in their writing for different purposes?
- What strategies can be used to write expressively, informatively, or persuasively?
- How can I improve my own writing to better express, inform, or persuade?
- How do audience and purpose influence the way we write literary texts?