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Sales Pitch Writing Unit

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Sales Pitch Writing Unit

The theme park is opening a new ride. Help Ruben and Freya persuade visitors to try it. Read the short pitch, then plan and write your own. Use capital letters and full stops.

Read the pitch

Try the Rocket Loop! It zooms up, swoops down and spins around. You will feel the wind in your hair. It is the most exciting ride in the park, so bring a friend and give it a go!

1.Choose the best answer.
  • Try the Rocket Loop ride
  • Eat lunch at the park
  • Go home early
2.Write one word from the pitch that makes the ride sound fun or exciting.
3.What might a visitor feel in their hair on the Rocket Loop?
4.A sales pitch gives reasons to help persuade someone.
TrueFalse
5.Which sentence is more likely to persuade a visitor?
  • The ride is there.
  • Zoom, swoop and spin on the amazing Rocket Loop!
6.Complete the pitch: “You should try the Rocket Loop because it is .”

Plan your pitch

Charlotte is helping you invent a brand-new theme park attraction. Choose an attraction to sell, such as a splash ride, a giant slide or a friendly dragon train.

7.Write the name of the attraction you want visitors to try. You may invent your own.
8.Write two reasons why a visitor would enjoy your attraction. Try starting with “because” and “also”.
9.Write an exciting opening that invites visitors to listen. You could begin with “Ready for…?” or “Come and try…!”
10.Rewrite this sentence with a capital letter and a full stop: “the dragon train is fun”
11.Use your plan to write 3–4 sentences. Name the attraction, give a reason or two, and finish by inviting visitors to try it. Remember capital letters and full stops.

3 printable pages

  • Sales Pitch Writing Unit, page 1 of 3: Read the pitch

    Page 1

  • Sales Pitch Writing Unit, page 2 of 3: Plan your pitch

    Page 2

  • Sales Pitch Writing Unit, page 3 of 3: 11. Use your plan to write 3–4 sentences. Name the attraction, give a reason or two,

    Page 3

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