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Step-by-step Instructions for Writing a Theme Analysis


A theme analysis focuses on the message the author is sharing about life. This section includes step-by-step directions to help guide your students as they create a theme analysis.


This sample theme analysis will help students understand the form.


You can print out these pages to share them with your students or direct them to the Theme Analysis section on the student site.


1. Prewriting

Select a topic and gather and organize details.


2. Writing

Name the title and author, provide the focus, support it with details, and end your essay in a thoughtful way.


3. Revising

Improve your work by making sure your analysis is complete and clear.


4. Editing

Check for style and accuracy and prepare a final copy





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