PEEL Paragraph Writing Guide
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PEEL Paragraph Writing Guide
📚 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.
✏️ Part 2: Short answers & Writing
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. _______
Point: __________________________________________________________
Explain: ________________________________________________________
Evidence (quote, statistic or example): _____________________________
Link (back to topic or to next paragraph): _________________________
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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