Attached is a lesson which can be adapted and used right through KS3/4. The lesson is to teach pupils about how to write to persuade using the IPERSUADE acronym which was previously taught;
I - Imperatives
P - Personal Pronouns
E - Emotive Language
R - Rhetorical question
S - Statistics
U - Use discourse markers
A - Anecdote
D - Direct address
E - Exaggeration (Hyperbole)
Included on the Powerpoint is a hyperlinked video to Churchill's speech and mark schemes for both KS4 (Eduqas English Language Component 2) and KS3 so you can adapt these accordingly. Also included is a writing frame/plan with sentence starters and a copy of the original speech. The task is 'You are the Prime Minister and Great Britain is about to go to war. Write a speech addressing the country about the news'.
Many thanks!
I - Imperatives
P - Personal Pronouns
E - Emotive Language
R - Rhetorical question
S - Statistics
U - Use discourse markers
A - Anecdote
D - Direct address
E - Exaggeration (Hyperbole)
Included on the Powerpoint is a hyperlinked video to Churchill's speech and mark schemes for both KS4 (Eduqas English Language Component 2) and KS3 so you can adapt these accordingly. Also included is a writing frame/plan with sentence starters and a copy of the original speech. The task is 'You are the Prime Minister and Great Britain is about to go to war. Write a speech addressing the country about the news'.
Many thanks!
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