Supporting Evidence Worksheets:
Supporting Evidence – The morale is to not be left with pie on your face.
Robert Fulton's Ship – What is this work trying to tell you?
Foot Binding – Why in the world? Talk about peer pressure.
Supporting Points – Write a letter from the point of view of someone who met the famous person, or of someone who witnessed the historical event.
Understanding Supporting Evidence – Pick you favorite nonfiction source for this one.
The World's First Computer – Explain what evidence the author uses to support calling the artifact a "computer".
In the Name of the Public Health... – Read the article. Fill in the chart.
Famous People and Events – Write a diary entry from the point of view of the famous person, or of someone who witnessed the historical event.
Identifying Supporting Evidence – Choose an informational text. Read. Complete the chart.
A Conservation Project – Identify the supporting evidence for each point.
Richard III – What assertion does the author make in the first paragraph?
3D Printers – How does the author use the history of the Xerox copier to speculate about what effect the 3D copier might have on our lives?
Technology Brings Power to the People – What were the social effects of the availability of the photocopier?
Anchored in Adventure – The Antikythera expedition was one of the most ambitious underwater archeological projects in history.
Where's the Evidence – Complete the chart below to describe one of the characters in the story.
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