Worksheet

 We started a worksheet on forming an argumentative essay. In the sheet we first established ideas of what we thought the unknown was then determined if it was valuable to explore the unknown. Provided claims to support our decision and then counterclaims. In the end we came up with evidence to support our claims based on experience, readings, and facts. I liked breaking the steps down to creating an argumentative essay because it helped me find a way to set up my essays in the future. I disliked coming up with evidence because it was hard knowing if it supported it to be valuable or not.

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