Garden pests cause the problem of the plant conservation

Introduction. 1 paragraph. State what you are writing about. Give a thesis statement (for example “Grey leaf spot disease can kill an entire athletic field in days, but Bermudagrass might offer the solution!”). Make it interesting and hook your reader in! Summarize some main goals of your essay. The last sentence must be the thesis statement. Main body. 2 paragraphs, each describing your potential solutions to the problem. Each one should cover a supporting point that gives weight to your thesis statement. They can be two independent ideas, arguments, or discussion points. Conclusion. 1 paragraph. Summarize the main body. It should show the reader how your essay supports your thesis statement. Finish with a strong statement about your thesis statement Tips: Enjoy it. If you are interested in the topic it will show! Proof read, edit, maybe ask for peer-review and spell check before you hand it in. There is no “point by point” rubric for this. We’ll grade the essay based on the following checklist. Short Essay Check List Yes or No Interesting introduction, add goals & thesis statement Main body: 1 topic, 2 problem-solving ideas, supported by evidence & personal opinion Conclusion: Did your evidence support your thesis statement? 1-page layout, grammar & vocabulary, original and interesting