Organization is the internal structure of a piece of writing. It is the thread that holds the story together in a logical order, the pattern, and sequence. Organizational structure can be based on comparison-contrast, problem-solution, development of a central theme, chronological history of an event, or any of several identifiable patterns.
When Organization is strong, the text begins and continues in a meaningful way leading the reader through a series of events that is, ultimately fulfilled with a satisfactory ending. Events proceed logically; with rich details keeping the reader's interest.
Connections are strong, and transitions are used to hep bridge one idea to the next idea. The writing closes with a strong ending that resolves a problem or leaves the reader with something to think about.. or apply to their own life.
When Organization is strong, the text begins and continues in a meaningful way leading the reader through a series of events that is, ultimately fulfilled with a satisfactory ending. Events proceed logically; with rich details keeping the reader's interest.
Connections are strong, and transitions are used to hep bridge one idea to the next idea. The writing closes with a strong ending that resolves a problem or leaves the reader with something to think about.. or apply to their own life.
Click on link above for "Organization" Mini-Lessons.
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Click on link above.
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Click link above. Must be logged into FTCSC Google Drive.
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Organization Poster
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Binder Page
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Organization Song Lyrics
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Convention Poster
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Organization Song - sung to the tune of: "Mary Had a Little Lamb"
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Students learn to start and end their stories with a similar type of beginning and ending. The yo - yo is the symbol to remember to use this writer's technique.
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