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    This document provides templates and resources to help plan and write a persuasive newspaper article on an important issue. It includes sections for a headline, orientation, three paragraphs to introduce the argument, expand on it with evidence, and conclude by calling for action. A word bank is also included with persuasive language to convince readers such as rhetorical questions, statistics, and pronouns to involve the audience. Students are to choose an issue, record initial ideas, and write a full article using the templates and vocabulary.

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    This document provides templates and resources to help plan and write a persuasive newspaper article on an important issue. It includes sections for a headline, orientation, three paragraphs to introduce the argument, expand on it with evidence, and conclude by calling for action. A word bank is also included with persuasive language to convince readers such as rhetorical questions, statistics, and pronouns to involve the audience. Students are to choose an issue, record initial ideas, and write a full article using the templates and vocabulary.

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    This document provides templates and resources to help plan and write a persuasive newspaper article on an important issue. It includes sections for a headline, orientation, three paragraphs to introduce the argument, expand on it with evidence, and conclude by calling for action. A word bank is also included with persuasive language to convince readers such as rhetorical questions, statistics, and pronouns to involve the audience. Students are to choose an issue, record initial ideas, and write a full article using the templates and vocabulary.

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    RECURSOS Y DOCUMENTOS DE APOYO

    ACTIVITY SHEET: PLAN AND WRITE A PERSUASIVE NEWSPAPER ARTICLE

    Once you have chosen an important issue you want to write about (e.g., bullying, climate
    change), record your initial ideas using bullet points on the planning template below. Then
    write your article in full sentences on the newspaper template. Try to use the word bank to
    include persuasive language so that you can convince your readers to help you change the
    world!

    Headline (grab the reader’s attention – you may want to use alliteration):

    Orientation (summarise your argument – the most important thing you want to say):

    Paragraph 1 (introduce your argument – try to start with a rhetorical question):

    Paragraph 2 (expand your argument – include statistics, anecdotes and expert opinions):

    Paragraph 3 (conclude your argument – use personal pronouns to explain what to do next):

    Persuasive Word Bank

    I think/believe/am convinced that… For example,/ instance, …


    We should/must/ have to…. In support of this, …
    Firstly/Secondly/thirdly… Very/ extremely/ incredibly
    As a result, / This will
    Also/ In addition… caulse…
    Moreover/ Furthermore… For these reasons, …
    It is certain/ undeniable that… As you can see, …
    RECURSOS Y DOCUMENTOS DE APOYO
    ACTIVITY SHEET: PLAN AND WRITE A PERSUASIVE NEWSPAPER ARTICLE

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