Week 7 WB 04052020 Talk for Writing Nonfiction
Week 7 – WB 04/05/2020 Talk for Writing Non-fiction Persuasive text
Lesson 1 What are these? These are examples of leaflets, they try to persuade you to go to the places in the pictures!
Lesson 1 Do you think leaflets are fiction or non-fiction? They are an example of a non-fiction piece of text. They do not tell us a story, they give us information.
Lesson 1 Do you have any leaflets in your house? A leaflet for a restaurant, a resort, a soft play? Talk with your adult, what does the word persuade mean? It means convince someone to do something, or in this case go somewhere…
Lesson 2 Let’s have a look at what a leaflet includes: title map adjectives pictures / photos facts and information
Lesson 2 It’s time to write your own ‘leaflet toolkit’ in your writing journals:
Lesson 3 Would you be persuaded to come to Ws. M if you read this leaflet? You should come to Puxton Park. There are pigs. You can watch a bird show. It is fun. You can play at Puxton Park is open.
Lesson 3 What about this leaflet? Does this persuade you? Puxton Park You do not want to miss the exciting chance to play at the amazing Puxton Park. You can have hours of brilliant fun in the huge , colourful soft play. Please look at the map below so you can decide which fantastic activity to start with! Come and watch the spectacular bird show! We are open every day from 9 o’clock until half past 5.
Lesson 4 Write 5 adjectives to describe the attraction of your choice ….
Challenge/ extension: Have a go at persuading someone in your house to do something… For example: “Mum, please may I have a biscuit? They are so delicious and scrummy and I would really love to eat one!”
This week’s spellings. Look, write, cover and check: • fluff • kitchen • above • cloud • afraid • take • some • pie • bliss • garden
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