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Persuasive Writing Introduction

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Persuasive Writing Introduction

Read each task carefully. Persuasive writing gives reasons to convince someone. Try using words such as should, best, and because.

The Coding Club Challenge

The coding club is choosing one new activity. Ruben wrote: “We should make a simple game because it is fun to create and everyone can try it. It would be the best way to share our ideas!” Oliver wrote: “Let’s build a robot. It can move around the table and do a cool dance!”

1.What is Ruben trying to do in his message?
  • Tell a made-up story
  • Convince the club to make a game
  • Explain how to build a robot
2.Which word gives Ruben’s reason for choosing a game?
  • because
  • everyone
  • ideas
3.Which sentence sounds most persuasive?
  • A game has buttons.
  • You should choose a game because everyone can have a turn!
  • I saw a game yesterday.
4.Oliver wants the club to build a robot. Write one reason that could help convince the club.

Spot the Persuasive Words

Aisha has made a poster for the coding club.

5.Aisha writes: “Join our coding club! It is the best place to make amazing games.” Which two words try to make the club sound exciting?
6.Is Aisha’s message persuasive or a set of instructions? Tell how you know.
7.Finish the sentence: Persuasive writing tries to someone.

Make Your Case

Imagine the coding club can choose a new activity: make a game, build a robot, or create digital art.

8.Choose one activity. Write a sentence asking the club to choose it. Use “should” or “please”.
9.Add a reason to persuade the club: “We should make a game because .”
10.Write a short persuasive message asking the coding club to choose your activity. Name the activity and give one reason.
Draw a poster for your chosen coding club activity. Add one persuasive word, such as best, amazing, or should.

3 printable pages

  • Persuasive Writing Introduction, page 1 of 3: The Coding Club Challenge

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  • Persuasive Writing Introduction, page 2 of 3: Spot the Persuasive Words, Make Your Case

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  • Persuasive Writing Introduction, page 3 of 3: 10. Write a short persuasive message asking the coding club to choose your activity.

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