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Persuasive writing, at its most basic function, tries to effect a change in the reader's opinions. While narrative writing has a theme this is much more thesis driven. Writing to persuade is a text intended to "sell" a person or audience on a particular thought or idea. Using words that express an opinion or that reflect facts the author, through a collection of supporting ideas and identifiable reasons, presents a viewpoint that is hopefully joined by the reader. The five steps of the writing process are used when writing a persuasive letter or text. Remember to always review these steps, (pre-writing/brainstorming, writing, revising, proofreading, and editing) with the students prior to writing. This review will help the students’ writing skill development.

Instruct students, as the author, to identify the purpose of the letter and write the text persuasively on a topic they care about. The ability to focus on the purpose identifies the intent of the letter or text. Use the sheets below to try to change the reader's view or personal thoughts on a topic, product, service, or process. The following collection of worksheets will give your students practice with different forms of persuasive work, including opinion essays, problem-solution essays, and more. Each individual set includes definitions, examples, tip sheets, checklists, and writing prompts with different topics, so instructors must be sure to print all of them.

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There are many types of persuasive writing, and they can be found in several forms: letters to the editor, scholarly writing, advertisements, editorials, health articles, and many more.

Opinion Essay

The title "opinion essay" reveals the main goal of this type of persuasion: to state the author's opinion on a particular topic and to justify/support that opinion with valid reasons and information. It is often helpful to find reliable research to include in the support because this adds credibility to the essay as well as the writer.

Example of Opinion Essays

Edible gardening in an art and science that my family loves. It doesn't take much time, but at some moments gardening is a dirty, back breaking hobby. So why do we share the love of growing things?

Tips and Checklist for Opinion Essay

Show enthusiasm for your topic without being overly subjective. Being overly subjective can lead to you appearing close-minded and biased, which can hinder you from persuading your readers

Prompt #1 Immigration

Write a detailed opinion essay on Immigration.

Prompt #2 Eating

Write a detailed opinion essay on Eating at home.

Prompt #3 Marriage

Write a detailed opinion essay on living together before marriage.

Prompt #4 - Hobbies

Write a detailed opinion essay on a hobby of your choice.

Prompt #5 - History

Write a detailed opinion essay on a historical event.

Prompt #6 - Video Games

Write a detailed opinion essay on video games.

Prompt #7 - Age

Write a detailed opinion essay on marrying at a certain age.

Prompt #8- Cell Phones In Schools

Write a detailed opinion essay on the use of cell phones in school.

Prompt #9 - Both Parents Working

Write a detailed opinion essay on the following question: Should both parents work in a family with multiple children?

Prompt #10 - My Favorite Book/Movie

Write a detailed opinion essay on your favorite book or movie.

Prompt #11 - 1 Child Only

Write a detailed opinion essay on having only one child.

Problem-Solution Essay

Improving critical thinking skills is a main objective in many courses. The problem-solution essay employs these skills by allowing writers to identify a problem and offer solutions. In doing so, the writers generally persuade the audience that the problem needs to be addressed and/or that one solution is more advantageous than the others.

Example of a Problem-Solution Essay

The following is an excerpt from Louis Barbash's essay "Clean Up or Pay Up."

Tips and Checklist for Problem-Solution Essay

Think about the scope of the problem and remember the investigative questions -who does it affect?

Prompt #1 - Problems with Products

Write a problem-solution essay based on a recent problem you've had with a product or a business.

Prompt #2 - School Problems

Write a problem-solution essay based on having difficulty at work or school.

Prompt #3 - Poor Communication

Write a problem-solution essay based on a communication dilemma.

Prompt #4 - Major Changes

Write a problem-solution essay based on a decision you are facing: changing jobs, switching majors, moving to a different city, changing a relationship, etc.

Prompt #5 - The Environment

Write a problem-solution essay based on an environmental problem- consider focusing on your community.

Prompt #6 - The Relationship

Write a problem-solution essay based on a relationship predicament.

Pro-Con Essay

Like other forms of writing, a pro-con essay begins with a debatable issue. As mentioned in the Brief Overview of This Form of Writing section, persuasion deals with more than presenting one side of an issue; the author must also present the opposition fairly while refuting the opposing points.

Example of a Pro-Con Essay

The following example of a pro-con essay is an excerpt from "Death and Justice," written by former mayor of New York City, Edward I. Koch.

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Make a pros and cons list. Can you match any of them to do in point counterpoint paragraphs?

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There are four main types of English writing. These four types include expository, narrative, descriptive, and persuasive. Here, our focus is on persuasive writing. Let us proceed to our topic and understand exactly what this type of writing is about and how we can excel in it. To understand what this type of writing is, start by taking the example of a debate. In a debate, you are either in support of the argument or against it. You have to choose a side and convince the listeners towards your side of the argument is worth fighting for. Persuasive writing is the written form of the oral debate. You have to convince the reader, through your writing that the point you are fighting for is the one they need to support. The thing to note here that before you write a persuasive piece, make sure you are not only well-versed in your argument but also have a clear understanding of your ‘opponent’s’ stance. Not knowing exactly what you are up against, your persuasive writing will not have any impact on the reader.

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A persuasive paragraph gives an opinion about something and tries to get the reader to agree. Write a paragraph to persuade.

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A persuasive paragraph is a very powerful paragraph. Persuasion is the art of expressing an opinion and then trying to convince the reader that your opinion is correct. Think of some of the things you ask your parents for and the reasons that you give. For example, you might want a n After telling your parents that you want a new bike, often you will give them may reasons why they should buy new bike. Although the reasons may sound good to you might not sound too good to your parents. This is why persuasion is so powerful if it is done correctly. You have to work very hard to convince others that you are right. In order to persuade correctly you need many examples, details, and evidence. ew bike. you a , it Task: Write a persuasive paragraph for each of the topics provided, using at least THREE examples, details and evidence to support your point.

How to Craft a Persuasive Argument?

There are four main writing styles. These four writing styles include narrative, descriptive, expository, and persuasive writing. Here, we are going to focus on persuasive writing or argument. So, what is persuasive writing or an argument? We can say that persuasive writing is, in many ways, similar to that of arguing a case before a judge as a lawyer. As a writer, you are taking a stand for your stance or viewpoint. You are either against or in favor of a certain topic. In persuasive writing you have to convince your readers that your viewpoint is logical. It is not easy! Here is how you can craft a persuasive argument. Start by planning your essay. You need to choose the side you are on and this should be done after carrying out a thorough research. It will help you identify a convincing evidence. Try to structure your essay beforehand and know the points that you are going to discuss in your essay. You need to make sure that all the points that you are bringing into the argument are backed by fact and statistics. A data-driven case will have a much stronger impact that words that are not backed by the evidence. Remember, you need to have a thorough understanding of the side that you are against of. Not knowing what you are fighting or advocating against will make all your arguments null and void. Last but not least, always be considerate of your audience.

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The Persuasion Map is an interactive graphic organizer that enables students to map out their arguments for a persuasive essay or debate. Students begin by determining their goal or thesis. They then identify three reasons to support their argument, and three facts or examples to validate each reason. The map graphic in the upper right-hand corner allows students to move around the map, instead of having to work in a linear fashion. The finished map can be saved, e-mailed, or printed.

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I've included worksheets to guide your students through the whole process. This starts with brainstorming a topic and ends with an effective conclusion. Writing is a process. Enjoy the journey.

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