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Persuasive Writing Anchor Charts – Signal Words Posters

Help students connect persuasive ideas with signal-word posters for stating a view, adding details, comparing, explaining causes, and concluding.
Grades
Grades 3–6
Pages
27
File type
PDF
Preparation
Print ready

Updated Jan 25, 2023

Subject
ELA
Topic
Opinion writing activities, Persuasive writing activities
Resource types
Posters, Anchor Charts
Preparation
Print ready

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From the author

Are you looking for Persuasive Writing or Opinion Writing anchor charts or writing posters to display in your classroom? These writing posters on signal words or transition words will be helpful if your students are writing an Opinion Essay or a Persuasive Essay. The six signal-word topics each have two styles; the opinion-writing definition has one.

The 15 posters (US and British English spellings) in this set are:

  • Writing an Opinion –definition

  • The Introduction

  • Introducing Details

  • Supporting Point of View

  • Cause and Effect

  • Compare and Contrast

  • The Conclusion x 2 (spelling of summarize/summarise)

This poster classroom display collection will serve as a great reference tool for students when they are writing an opinion essay or writing persuasively on a topic.

Please contact me with any queries regarding this resource.

Thank you!

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Creator contact: Laurane@teach2tell.com

In the classroom

Teaching tips & learning objectives

Learning objectives

  • Select signal words that express the relationship between ideas.

Teaching tips

  • Model choosing one phrase during shared writing, explaining why it fits.

Skills covered

  • Opinion-writing organization and transition selection.

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Questions teachers ask about this resource

How can I avoid students adding transitions at random?

Ask them to explain the connection between two ideas first, then choose a phrase from the matching poster, such as cause and effect or comparison.

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