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Persuasive Writing Practice

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📚 Part 1: WALT & Quick Check

WALT: We are learning to write texts to persuade by stating our opinion clearly, giving reasons with linking words, and ending with a conclusion.

Success Criteria: I can:
• choose a topic and give my opinion
• use linking words like because, for example, also
• finish with a concluding sentence

1. Which sentence is an opinion?

The school field is 100 metres long.

I think the school should have a pet because it would make us happy.

There are 25 students in our class.

2. Which sentence uses a linking word to give a reason?

I like ice cream.

I think we should have longer playtime because it helps us stay healthy.

The sky is blue.

3. Check all the words that are linking words you can use to connect an opinion and a reason:

because

for example

also

table

4. Which is the best concluding sentence for a short persuasive paragraph about having a class pet?

I like pets and my favourite is a dog.

For these reasons, a class pet would make our classroom happier and should be chosen.

Pets need food and water every day.

✏️ Part 2: Plan, Write & Revise

5. Choose a topic and write your opinion (start with "I think..." or "I believe...")
6. List two reasons to support your opinion. Try to start one reason with because and the other with for example or also.
7. Now write a short persuasive paragraph (3–6 sentences). Include your opinion in the introduction, at least one linking word, and a concluding sentence.
8. Quick revise checklist — tick each box if it is true for your paragraph:

I stated my opinion clearly.

I used at least one linking word (because / for example / also).

I wrote a concluding sentence that matches my opinion.

My sentences are clear and handwriting is neat.

Differentiation: Use these supports as needed — sentence starters: "I think...", "Because...", "For example...", "Also...". Teachers can scribe for students who need support or ask confident writers to add another reason.

9. Plenary: Choose one sentence from your paragraph to read aloud to the class (write it here):

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