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Persuasive Paragraph Writing
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Persuasive Paragraph Writing
Read each question carefully. Then plan and write a persuasive paragraph. Use your own ideas and check that your paragraph has an opinion, reasons and a conclusion.
Spot the parts of an argument
1.Which set names the three main parts of a persuasive paragraph?
- An opinion, supporting reasons and a concluding sentence
- A character, a setting and a problem
- A question, a list and a picture
2.Choose all the words or phrases that could link an opinion to its reasons.
- because
- also
- for example
- telescope
3.In the sentence “Our robotics club should build a helpful robot because it could carry the equipment,” which part gives the opinion?
4.In that same sentence, what reason supports the opinion?
5.Complete the sentence with a linking word: “I think our club should have a robot helper it could tidy the work tables.”
6.Which sentence would make the strongest conclusion for a paragraph arguing that the robotics club should have more building time?
- More building time would help us make and test better robots.
- The club meets after school on Thursday.
- A robot can have wheels or legs.
Plan your persuasive paragraph
Choose one idea to write about: the robotics club should have more building time, the club should make a robot helper, or the club should hold a robot show. Give your own opinion and reasons.
7.Write a clear opinion sentence about one of the robotics club ideas above.
8.Write two different reasons that support your opinion. Use a linking word in at least one reason.
9.Write a concluding sentence that reminds the reader of your opinion.
Write and check
10.Use your plan to write one persuasive paragraph. Include your opinion, at least two supporting reasons, a linking word and a conclusion.
11.Read your paragraph again. Tick each feature you included: a clear opinion, at least two reasons, a linking word and a concluding sentence.
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