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PEEL Paragraph Writing Guide

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PEEL Paragraph Writing Guide

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📚 Part 1: Quick checks (Multiple Choice & Identification)

WALT: Understand the components of a PEEL paragraph.

Success criteria: I can identify Point, Explain, Evidence and Link; choose relevant evidence; use linking words for cohesion.

1. What does the P in PEEL stand for?

Point

Purpose

Problem

Prediction

2. Which sentence is best written as a clear Point for the topic "Why exercise is important for teenagers"?

Teenagers sometimes enjoy sport.

Regular exercise improves physical health and mental well-being.

There are many types of exercise available at school.

Exercise can be tiring after a long day.

3. Which option is a good example of Evidence?

My teacher thinks exercise is important.

A study found teenagers who exercise 60 minutes a day report fewer mood problems.

Exercise might help some people feel better.

Exercise is fun for many students.

4. Check all linking words that can help Link back to the main point (tick all that apply):

Therefore

However

In conclusion

For example

As a result

✏️ Part 2: Short answers & Writing

5. Label each sentence as P (Point), E (Explain), Ev (Evidence) or L (Link). Write the letter on the line.

a) Regular exercise helps teenagers concentrate better at school. _______

b) Physical activity increases blood flow to the brain, improving focus and memory. _______

c) A recent NZ survey showed 70% of teens reported better concentration on days they exercised. _______

d) This shows that encouraging regular exercise can support learning and achievement. _______

6. Plan a PEEL paragraph on "The importance of exercise for teenagers". Write each short line.

Point: __________________________________________________________

Explain: ________________________________________________________

Evidence (quote, statistic or example): _____________________________

Link (back to topic or to next paragraph): _________________________

7. Write a full PEEL paragraph (4–6 sentences) using your plan. Topic: The importance of exercise for teenagers.
8. Self-assessment — tick the boxes that describe your paragraph:

My Point is clear and focused.

My Explanation makes the Point clearer.

My Evidence is relevant and convincing.

I used linking words to create cohesion.

Differentiation & support: Use sentence starters, colour-coded PEEL boxes, or write orally first. Allow speech-to-text if helpful.

Extension: Add a counter-argument sentence and briefly refute it; include a quote or statistic from a reliable source.

Dyslexia-friendly tips: Keep sentences short, use clear spacing, and colour-code PEEL parts when planning.

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