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Persuasive Blog Writing

Help Sione, Oliver and Tevita persuade readers to support their car wash fundraiser. Read the blog draft, spot persuasive writing choices, then plan and write your own short blog post. Use capital letters, full stops and linking words such as because, also and for example.

Read the blog draft

Should You Visit Our Car Wash? Kia ora, everyone! This Saturday, our team is holding a car wash to raise money for new sports gear. I think you should bring your car along. First, your car will leave sparkling clean. Also, every dollar we raise will help us buy balls and skipping ropes for everyone to use. For example, a new football can help us enjoy more games together. The car wash is only $5, so it is an easy way to help. Come along on Saturday and support our team!

1.What is the main purpose of this blog post?

To tell a funny story about a car
To persuade readers to visit the car wash
To explain how to wash a car
To describe different sports

2.Which sentence clearly states the writer’s opinion?

This Saturday, our team is holding a car wash.
I think you should bring your car along.
A new football can help us enjoy more games together.
The car wash is only $5.

3.Find two reasons the writer gives for visiting the car wash. Write both reasons in your own words.

4.Match each linking phrase from the blog to its job.

First
Also
For example

Gives a specific example
Introduces the first reason
Adds another reason

5.True or false: The blog finishes by asking readers to take action.

TrueFalse

6.Complete the sentence with a linking word that fits: “The car wash helps the team it will raise money for sports gear.”

Plan your persuasive blog

Choose one idea: encourage people to visit the car wash, bring a reusable drink bottle, or read for fun. You may choose another suitable idea. Plan an opinion, two reasons and a closing call to action.

7.Write your blog topic and a clear opinion. Try starting with “I think…” or “Our community should…”.

8.Write two different reasons to support your opinion. Use a linking phrase such as because, also or for example.

9.Write an interesting title for your blog post that tells readers what it is about.

10.Write your short persuasive blog post. Include your title, opinion, at least two reasons, a linking word and a final call to action.

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