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A fun recap of our previous lesson! Students will use their logic to identify the three core foundations of an argument: The Solid (Fact), the Heart (Opinion), and the Bridge (Fact-Based Opinion). Let's see who can guess them with the fewest hints!

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A fun recap of our previous lesson! Students will use their logic to identify the three core foundations of an argument: The Solid (Fact), the Heart (Opinion), and the Bridge (Fact-Based Opinion). Let's see who can guess them with the fewest hints!

by Ms. Elisha Ompad
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Recap: Building Block #1

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I am as hard as a rock and cannot be changed by how you feel.

You can find me in science books, news reports, and maps.

If you check a dictionary or a ruler, you will find me there.

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Recap: Building Block #2

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I am like a rainbow—everyone sees me differently.

I live in your feelings, your heart, and your personal taste.

I use 'judgment words' like best, beautiful, or boring.

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Recap: The Final Building Block

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I am a connector! I have two parts joined together.

I have a 'Solid' floor of truth, but a 'Heart' roof of judgment.

I almost always use words like because, since, or therefore.

 
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