This is the plan 5SK used to create their persuasive pieces. I found that my students were able to create the third sentence in a TEEL paragraph with more confidence using this plan.
This is the plan 5SK used to create their persuasive pieces. I found that my students were able to create the third sentence in a TEEL paragraph with more confidence using this plan.
In class tomorrow, students will create a persuasive joint construction in groups of 5 about the cane toad.
Step 1: Brainstorm ideas as a team
Step 2: Choose the best 3
Step 3: Write your 3 strongest arguments on your persuasive template
Steps 4: Decide who is going to write each of the paragraphs and what they will write about
Step 5: Separate and write your part
Step 6: Share as a team with the class
Students who are away tomorrow
I would like you to write a conclusion for the following information:
Sentence 1 – Topic Sentence
Toxic toads are invading Australia
Sentence 2 – Summarise the 3 arguments
Toxic pests are travelling faster than ever before
Killing not only Australian native animals but also killing family pets
The Government Abatement plan has failed and they are now unstoppable
Sentence 3 – Call to action (ask the reader to do something)
Stop the poisonous pests before it is too late
In our next piece of assessment, students are being asked to write a persuasive based on the flying fox. We are currently building their schema on this topic. Please follow the links below to learn more about the flying fox in Australia.
Students in 5S are currently working on the skills required to write a persuasive piece in readiness for our assessment task next week.
Over the last few weeks we have written body paragraphs using the TEEL structure. Today we examined both the introduction and conclusion paragraphs and how they are structured.