meets
the
outer
space
solar
winds.
There
are
blue,
pink,
and
purple
swirls,
spinning
and
twisting
like
a
cloud
of
balloons
caught
in
a
blender.
The
sun
moves
slowly
beyond
the
horizon,
while
the
moon
races
to
take
its
place
in
prominence
atop
the
night
sky.
People
slow
to
a
crawl,
entranced,
fully
forgetting
the
deeds
that
still
must
get
done.
There
is
a
coolness…
a
calmness…
whenever
the
sun
sets.
What is a paragraph?
A group of closely
related sentences
that develop a
central idea.
Parts of a Paragraph
Topic sentence presents the main idea in
the first sentence.
Supporting sentences develop or explain
the main idea.
Closing sentence summarizes the
paragraph or wraps it up.
Sunset
is
the
time
of
day
where
our
sky
meets
the
outer
space
solar
winds.
There
are
blue,
pink,
and
purple
swirls,
spinning
and
twisting
like
a
cloud
of
balloons
caught
in
a
blender.
The
sun
moves
slowly
beyond
the
horizon,
while
the
moon
races
to
take
its
place
in
prominence
atop
the
night
sky.
People
slow
to
a
crawl,
entranced,
fully
forgetting
the
deeds
that
still
must
get
done.
There
is
a
coolness…
a
calmness…
whenever
the
sun
sets.
Sunset
is
the
time
of
day
where
our
sky
meets
the
outer
space
solar
winds.
There
are
blue,
pink,
and
purple
swirls,
spinning
and
twisting
like
a
cloud
of
balloons
caught
in
a
blender.
The
sun
moves
slowly
beyond
the
horizon,
while
the
moon
races
to
take
its
place
in
prominence
atop
the
night
sky.
People
slow
to
a
crawl,
entranced,
fully
forgetting
the
deeds
that
still
must
get
done.
There
is
a
coolness…
a
calmness…
whenever
the
sun
sets.
Sunset
is
the
time
of
day
where
our
sky
meets
the
outer
space
solar
winds.
There
are
blue,
pink,
and
purple
swirls,
spinning
and
twisting
like
a
cloud
of
balloons
caught
in
a
blender.
The
sun
moves
slowly
beyond
the
horizon,
while
the
moon
races
to
take
its
place
in
prominence
atop
the
night
sky.
People
slow
to
a
crawl,
entranced,
fully
forgetting
the
deeds
that
still
must
get
done.
There
is
a
coolness…
a
calmness…
whenever
the
sun
sets.
Types of paragraphs
1. Descriptive: describes a topic.
2. Process or how-to: explains the way to do
something.
3. Expository: presents information on a topic.
4. Persuasive: tries to convince the reader.
5. Narrative: tells a story.
6. Compare and contrast: presents the similarities and
differences between two things.
7. Critical: presents the positive and negative sides of
a topic.
Homework
1. Find an example of 4 of the 7 types of
paragraphs.