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This workbook provides engaging activities to develop strong persuasive writing skills, encourage critical thinking, and prepare students for NAPLAN writing tasks. The workbook contains 50 guided 2-page exercises where students decide on the best and worst features of a person, place, event, activity, or situation. Each activity asks students to list three positive and three negative aspects of the given topic. Students then choose the best and the worst aspect and write a short paragraph explaining the choice. Each topic also includes a full-length writing task where students use the three good points or the three bad points as supporting ideas for a complete opinion piece. The simple and straightforward format allows students to have ongoing practice writing persuasive texts in a way that is entertaining and enjoyable. Key Benefits - Introduces and develops strong persuasive writing skills - Simple, straightforward, and engaging activities give students ongoing practice - Students have extensive practice brainstorming and listing reasons and supporting ideas - Encourages students to produce well-organised full-length opinion pieces - Includes full-length writing tasks for opinion pieces, essays, letters, articles, and flyers - Encourages critical thinking by having students think of pros and cons for a wide range of topics - Gives students the skills needed to perform well on NAPLAN persuasive writing tasks Develops Key Persuasive Writing Skills - Forming and clearly stating an opinion - Brainstorming reasons and selecting the strongest reasons - Supporting a point of view with reasons - Using details and examples to support ideas - Staying focused on a topic - Structuring opinion pieces based on supporting ideas - Considering both pros and cons

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