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today were talking about claims evidence and reasoning your teacher has asked you to write a claim and to include your evidence and reasoning for that claim but where do you start first lets talk about what a claim is and what it is not a claim is a statement that is arguable and can be proven by evidence it is not just a personal opinion writing a claim doesnt have to be difficult its your answer to a question that is asked along with your evidence and reasoning for example if a friend asked you this question should my little brother get a cell phone you might answer cell phones can be unhealthy for kids remember not to start your claim with i believe or i think awesome thats a great arguable claim but what evidence do you have to support it you can make any claim you want but if you cant back it up with evidence nobody will take you or your argument seriously evidence is reliable information that supports or backs up your claim it is very important to cite the sources you use s