HS2: Persuasive Writing - Lesson 3: The Key Features of Persuasive Writing

In this sequence of six lessons, your KS2 class will begin by finding out all about the HS2 project. They will read a detailed non-fiction text about it and, by answering a range of questions, will develop their reading comprehension skills. Then, the children will read the opinions of various people and identify arguments in favour and in opposition to the HS2 project. In the next lesson of the scheme, your Year 6 class will then analyse a model persuasive text and identify its key features. They will then practise using some of the language features in their own writing after a shared writing session. At the end of the unit, children will bring together everything they have learned to plan and write their own persuasive text about HS2 containing the key features of this text type. They will read each other's writing and evaluate it against the success criteria for quality persuasive writing.

This six-lesson Persuasive Writing Year 6 English Planning Pack takes a real-life issue and engages children in debate over whether it is a good or bad idea. After finding out all about HS2 and weighing up the arguments for and against it, children will be inspired to write with enthusiasm to persuade others about their point of view.

Looking for more persuasive writing resources? Holes: Persuasive Writing English pack is packed with engaging and fun activities based on Louis Sachar's book 'Holes'. Children will explore the different persuasive techniques they can use in their writing before applying them in different contexts, including speeches, brochures and adverts.

In this An Introduction to HS2 English Lesson Pack, your KS2 class will begin by sharing any existing knowledge they have about the HS2 project.

The interactive slides, which come as part of this pack, will then be used to teach children all about the HS2 project. Your Year 6 class will learn about the world's first high speed railway in Japan and will find out everything there is to know about HS2. They will then read a detailed non-fiction text and answer a range of comprehension questions to check their understanding.

Everything you need to teach this lesson is included. There is a high-quality slideshow, an easy to follow lesson plan with differentiated activities, a detailed non-fiction text about the HS2 project and all the worksheets and resources you will require. By the end of this lesson, your Year 6 class will have a bank of facts they can draw on when producing their persuasive writing.

In this Advantages and Disadvantages of HS2 English Lesson Pack, your KS2 class will begin by recapping on what they can remember about the HS2 project.

Your Year 6 class will then learn that not everyone is happy about the HS2 project. They will predict whether various groups of people would be likely to support or oppose the project and their reasons why. The children will then read a series of opinions about the project and will identify the for and against arguments made, which they will record using bullet points in a table. At the end of the lesson, children will start to think about their own opinion and will start to use the language of persuasion to justify their viewpoint.

This English Lesson Pack contains everything you will need to teach your class about the advantages and disadvantages of the HS2 project. An informative slideshow, detailed lesson plan and all the printable resources you need are included.

In this Key Features of Persuasive Writing English Lesson Pack, your KS2 class will read a model persuasive text which opposes the building of a third runway at Heathrow Airport.

Your Year 6 class will be taken through each feature in turn and will discuss why it is needed in a persuasive text. They will learn about modal verbs, adverbials, repetition and many more features of this text type. They will then show their understanding by highlighting a model persuasive text and labelling its key features. At the end of the lesson children will be shown a persuasive piece of writing with few of these features and will discuss how to improve it.

Everything you need to teach this lesson is included. There is a high-quality slideshow, a detailed model text with resources and a comprehensive lesson plan with differentiated activities. By the end of this lesson, your Year 6 class will be able to name and explain the key features of quality persuasive writing.

In this Lets Practise Writing Persuasively English Lesson Pack, your Year 6 class will recap on the key features of quality persuasive writing.

Then, as a shared writing activity and using the bank of helpful vocabulary included in the slides, children will practise writing the next paragraph for a persuasive text about banning cars from city centres. They will then work independently to write either the next one or two paragraphs. At the end of the lesson, children will read each other's writing and feed back to each other what was effective and areas to work on.

This English Lesson Pack contains everything that you need to get your class writing persuasively! There is a quality slideshow, a detailed lesson plan and all the printable resources required.

In this Planning Persuasive Writing English Lesson Pack, your KS2 class will study short extracts of good persuasive writing and will identify the key features they can spot.

Then, your Year 6 class will use a detailed planning frame to plan a persuasive text which argues either in favour or against the HS2 project. To help the children, there is a detailed bank of facts about HS2 and a helpful vocabulary grid. At the end of the lesson, children will practise using their plan to 'speak' their persuasive writing.

Everything you need to teach this lesson is included. There is a helpful slideshow, a detailed lesson plan with differentiated activities and all the printable resources needed. By the end of this lesson, your Year 6 class will be in a really good place to then write persuasively about HS2 in the following lesson.

In this lesson, your year 6 class will produce a persuasive piece of wiritng to convince others that HS2 is either a good or bad idea.

Your Year 6 class will recap on the key features of persuasive writing and will then use their plan from the previous lesson to produce their text. At the end of the lesson, children will read and evaluate each other's writing.

This English Lesson Pack contains everything you need to help your Year 6 class produce a quality persuasive piece of writing. Included in the pack is an informative slideshow, a detailed lesson plan with differentiated activities and all the printable resources needed.