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Spring Persuasive Writing Introduction

Hudson, Isla and Omar are preparing a spring display at their weather station. Write a persuasive introduction to convince visitors that spring is a wonderful season. Read the mini-model, collect ideas and plan your own paragraph. There can be more than one good answer.

Read the model

Spring is a wonderful season for exploring outdoors. The days grow brighter, and colourful flowers begin to bloom. Who wouldn’t enjoy fresh air and a little sunshine?

1.What is the writer trying to do in the model introduction?

Persuade the reader that spring is wonderful
Explain how to measure rainfall
Tell a made-up adventure story

2.Find one phrase in the model that gives a reason to like spring. Write it below.

3.Which words make the model sound positive and appealing? Choose two.

wonderful and colourful
measure and rainfall
begin and days

4.The model asks, “Who wouldn’t enjoy fresh air and a little sunshine?” Is this a question used to make the reader think, or a question asking for weather data?

A question used to make the reader think
A question asking for weather data

Gather persuasive ideas

Choose reasons that could help convince a visitor. You can use ideas from the scene or add your own.

5.Tick the two reasons that would best support the opinion “Spring is a great season to explore outdoors.”

There are fresh flowers to discover
The days can be brighter for outdoor activities
A weather station records the temperature
Some months have names

6.Add a persuasive describing word to complete this idea: “Spring brings ______ flowers.”

7.Write one reason of your own why someone might enjoy spring. Begin with “because”.

Plan and write your introduction

A persuasive introduction gives a clear opinion and at least one reason. Use your own ideas; spring does not need to be everyone’s favourite season.

8.Choose your opinion for a spring display. Complete the sentence: “I believe spring is ______ because ______.”

9.Write a persuasive introduction of 2–3 sentences about spring. Include a clear opinion, one or more reasons, and at least one positive describing word. Check capitals and full stops.

10.Reread your introduction. Name one persuasive feature you used: a clear opinion, a reason, a positive describing word or a question for the reader.

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Spring Persuasive Writing Introduction

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