Purpose
During this week, you will develop a detailed sentence outline of the points you plan  to make for your research project presentation. Your outline will include your thesis, topic  sentences, supporting evidences, explanations, and analysis for each topic sentence, as  well as in-text citations and your works cited. Preparing a detailed sentence outline before designing your project presentation will help you present your research in an organized  and productive way.
Directions
At this point in the development of your final class project, you have composed a tentative  argument thesis focused on a topic you selected from the Research Project Topics. You  have spent time reading and conducting extensive research about the thesis argument you developed. You have also completed an annotated bibliography for your research, and then refined your thesis and developed topic sentences about your thesis based on the research you have done.
From that research, you will now develop a sentence outline for your final project. A sentence outline is basically a first draft of your writing, only your writing is subdivided into sections and labeled. Yoursentence outline should include the following sections:

Hook: Provides a way to grab your audience’s attention about your research topic; 
Introduction: Provides background for to topic you researched and leads your 
reader to your thesis; Thesis Sentence: a sentence placed at the end of your 
introduction that states the topic of your research, your claim about that topic, and 
a list of the main ideas you will use to support/prove that claim;
Topic Sentence 1: a sentence that states the main idea for the first body section 
and that ties back to your thesis claim; 2-3 Evidences  + Explanations and Analysis 
(delineated) that support the first topic sentence ;
Topic Sentence 2: a sentence that states the main idea for the second body section 
and that ties back to your thesis claim; 2-3 Evidences + Explanations and Analysis 
(delineated) that support the second topic sentence;
Topic Sentence 3: a sentence that states the main idea for the third body section and 
that ties back to your thesis claim; 2-3 Evidences + Explanations and Analysis 
(delineated) that support the third topic sentence;  

(Additional Topic Sentences and support can be added as needed);

Conclusion: Restates your argument thesis and sums up your analysis and findings. 
Any new insights about your research topic can also be shared here. 

Your sentence outline also needs to include:

clear and fluent writing that is error free from grammar and mechanical errors;
use of at least 7 credible, valid sources from your research;
proper MLA 8 formatted in-text citations for all sources referenced or used; 
a proper MLA 8 formatted Works Cited for all sources referenced or used.

To submit your work: Click the Submit Assignment button (top right of screen).
Grading
Your sentence outline is worth up to 50 points. It will be graded according to the following criteria:

5 points–includes an introduction with your argument thesis written at the end of your introduction; 
5 points–includes a conclusion that sums up your argument and findings;
5 points–includes strong topic sentences for each body section;
15 points–includes a body that evidences at least 2-3 strong, developed 
supports + explanation/analysis for each main idea that address your thesis claim;
5 points–ideas are written in sentences and are error free;
5 points–evidences at least 7 credible, valid sources from your research;
5 points–includes proper MLA 8 formatted in-text citations for all sources referenced or used; 
5 points–includes a proper MLA 8 formatted Works Cited for all sources referenced or used.