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Language in Persuasive Writing Anchor Chart

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    Updated: 23 Aug 2024

Introduce students to the language associated with persuasive writing with a printable persuasive writing anchor chart.

  • Pages

    Pages: 1 Page

  • Curriculum
  • Years

    Years: 2 - 6

teaching-resource

Language in Persuasive Writing Anchor Chart

  • Updated

    Updated: 23 Aug 2024

Introduce students to the language associated with persuasive writing with a printable persuasive writing anchor chart.

  • Pages

    Pages: 1 Page

  • Curriculum
  • Years

    Years: 2 - 6

Introduce students to the language associated with persuasive writing with a printable persuasive writing anchor chart.

Print Your Own Persuasive Writing Anchor Chart

Are your students struggling with persuasive writing? We know it’s tough text structure to teach, and we’re here to help!

Every individual might have different opinions about the same things. Students must be able to express that point and persuade others to agree in writing. Kids must learn to write their own opinions about certain things and support them with facts and details. This year, we’re excited to help you get them up to speed with all things persuasive!

Persuasive Writing – Year 2 and Up

Use this poster as a visual stimulus when working on persuasive writing with your Year 2 or higher classes. This poster includes simpler language to help guide your students through using persuasive language, including options for sentence starters and conclusions. We have included the following persuasive language and sentence starters to help your students get going on their writing assignments.

Opinion Language

  • also
  • although
  • as a result
  • because
  • clearly
  • except
  • for example
  • for instance
  • for that reason
  • however
  • in fact
  • instead
  • it is clear
  • obviously
  • of course
  • surely
 Sentence Starters

  • It is clear that…
  • Clearly…
  • Everyone knows that…
  • Of course…
  • The fact is…
  • There is no doubt…
  • Surely…
  Conclusions

  • In conclusion,
  • To sum up,
  • As a result,
  • To end with,
  • In summary,

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