An author argues that 'All toys should be made of wood' because 'wood toys don't break as easily.' Is this a strong argument for ALL toys?

Q: What will my child learn in "Stretch: Evaluate Author's Evidence and Reasoning"?

Think about if the author's reasons and facts really make sense and convince you. Is the evidence strong enough? This 3rd Grade English lesson builds the skill Compare Themes, Settings, and Key Points Across Texts with a concept card and practice.

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"Stretch: Evaluate Author's Evidence and Reasoning" is a 3rd Grade English lesson in the Extension: Analyzing Complex Texts unit, designed for students around ages 8-9.

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Question

An author argues that 'All toys should be made of wood' because 'wood toys don't break as easily.' Is this a strong argument for ALL toys?

Accepted Answer

No, because it doesn't consider other types of toys or their benefits.