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Fairy Tale Debate Workbook

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Fairy Tale Debate Workbook

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Part 1: Viewpoints and Reasons

Choose one fairy tale question. You may use this topic or another approved by your teacher.

1. Choose your debate topic.

Should the wolf in The Three Little Pigs be forgiven?

Should Cinderella have gone to the ball?

Should Goldilocks apologise?

Should Hansel and Gretel have trusted the witch?

My own topic: ________________________________________________

2. Record two opposing viewpoints.

My position is:

Some people believe:

3. Plan three reasons. Begin with your strongest reason and finish with your weakest reason. Add a specific fairy tale detail or example for each.

Reason 1 — strongest: ________________________________________________

Story detail or example:

Reason 2: __________________________________________________________

Story detail or example:

Reason 3 — weakest: ________________________________________________

Story detail or example:

Parts 3–4: Rebuttal and Debate Speech

4. Identify an opposing claim.

Some people believe that ________________________________________________________

5. Write a rebuttal. Acknowledge the other view, then explain why your position is stronger.

Some people believe __________________________________, however ________________

6. Organise your short debate speech.

Introduction and position: Introduce the topic and clearly state your position.

Grouped reasons and evidence: Connect your reasons and include specific fairy tale details.

Rebuttal: Respond respectfully to the opposing claim.

Conclusion: Restate your position and leave your audience with a final thought.

7. Persuasive language and linking-words bank

Linking words: although   however   specifically   consequently   on the other hand

Persuasive phrases: My position is…   For example…   The evidence shows…   This matters because…   Therefore…

Write one sentence using a linking word:

Part 5: Reflection

Think about the evidence and ideas you used in your debate speech.

8. My strongest evidence was… Why was it convincing?
9. A viewpoint I considered was…
10. My next writing goal is…

I will improve my writing by _________________________________________________

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