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Mastering Paragraph Writing with B.E.E.F. Technique

Learn how to write a complete paragraph effectively using the B.E.E.F. graphic organizer! This strategy helps organize your ideas and ensures you include essential parts in your writing. Discover the key components of B.E.E.F. - Big Idea, Extensions, Elaboration, and Feeling - to enhance your writing skills. Start using this tool today to craft well-structured paragraphs that engage your readers.

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Mastering Paragraph Writing with B.E.E.F. Technique

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  1. Where’s the B.E.E.F.?

  2. B.E.E.F . is a strategy that you can use to help you write a complete paragraph. Using this graphic organizer helps you to keep your writing organized so you don’t forget to include any important parts in your paragraphs.

  3. Let’s Review the Parts of B.E.E.F. B. “Big Idea” or Topic Sentence E. Extensions Adds details to your writing. Answers “High Five” questions of Who? What? When? Where? Why? E. Elaboration A sentence that adds a personal touch to your writing. A brief personal experience with your topic. F. Feeling This is usually your last sentence. Includes a feeling sentence where you tell your reader how you feel about your topic.

  4. How To Use This With Your Writing….. Today you will be using this graphic organizer! B- “Big Idea” Sentence My quiet place is at the beach. E- Extension Sentence Who? What? When? Where? Why? Sometimes I go there in the early afternoon during the summer before it gets too hot. E- Elaboration Sentence What’s your personal experience? Can begin with “I remember a time” or “Believe it or not” I remember a time I went to the beach and built a sandcastle. It was as big as a human’s house. F- Feeling Sentence Speak from your heart. I love going to the beach because I feel relaxed and one with nature.

  5. Tomorrow we will use the information from this graphic organizer and write our working copy. Remember to use your B.E.E.F. checklist when you edit to make sure you have all these parts for your paragraph.

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