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How To Write To Persuade In Newspaper Articles (9-14 years)

How To Write To Persuade In Newspaper Articles (9-14 years)
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The pack begins by defining persuasive purpose and asking writers to consider viewpoint, audience, message, and organization. Successive teaching pages examine figurative language, fact versus opinion, connectives, rhetorical questions, repetition, emotive wording, contrast, pronouns, statistics, quotations, and other persuasive choices. Newspaper-specific sections then address bias, formal and informal registers, headlines, captions, direct speech, and reported speech. Model reports lead into a letter-writing prompt that asks learners to challenge a newspaper position.

Author Guinea Pig Education

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Tags Persuasive Writing, Literacy Skills, Non-fiction Writing, Persuasive Techniques, Newspaper Articles

OREO Opinion Writing – 10 Graphic Organizers
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OREO Opinion Writing – 10 Graphic Organizers
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Opinion writing is scaffolded through five organizer types, each repeated in a second visual version. The OREO page separates opinion, reason, evidence or example, and restated opinion. Additional sheets compare pros with cons, sort facts from opinions, map an introduction with two supported reasons, and frame a concluding paragraph. Together, the sequence moves from idea evaluation to organized persuasive composition.

Author Cutie worksheets986

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Tags Opinion Writing, Persuasive Writing, OREO Writing Strategy, Writing Graphic Organizer, Paragraph Writing, Fact And Opinion, Pros And Cons, Writing Frames, Literacy Centers, Writing Activities

Pencils On Strike!

Pencils On Strike!
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Students plan reasons on a main-idea organizer and use them in a persuasive apology letter intended to bring the pencils back from their strike. A draw-and-write response and eight vocabulary cards extend the writing task.

Author First Grade Fan Club

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Tags Back To School, Persuasive Writing