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Convince me why. Give me a reason (or 3!). Learning to write persuasively is an important skill for our students to acquire. How else are they going to convince their parents to let them get a pet or their school to host a mufti day?
Here are 3 sets of WALTs and success criteria. You can select the one which is appropriate for the year level you teach or use all of them as your differentiation for more/less able writers.
KS1 Persuasive Writing Success Criteria
These success criteria are for Year 1 and Year 2 students. The first one can be used when introducing opinion writing to students. The second one shoiuld be used after students have been taught the basic structure of a persuasive text and some of the language features used to make a convincing argument.
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Year 1 Persuasive Writing Success Criteria TPT
Year 1 Persuasive Writing Success Criteria Tes
Year 2 Persuasive Writing Success Criteria TPT
Year 2 Persuasive Writing Success Criteria Tes
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Year 1 Narrative Writing success criteria
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Year 2 Narrative Writing Success Criteria
KS2 Persuasive Writing Success Criteria
These success criteria are for students in Year 3 upwards. Students need to have a clear understanding of the persuasive writing structure and appropriate language features to appeal to the audience of their writing.
Download for free on TPT 🍎 or Tes 🎓:
KS2 Persuasive Writing Success Criteria TPT
KS2 Persuasive Writing Success Criteria Tes
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