Christmas Persuasive Writing: Do NOT Open This Present!

Little Leaps of Learning
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Grade Levels
1st - 3rd
Resource Type
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Pages
9 pages

Little Leaps of Learning
678 Followers
What educators are saying
My students loves this persuasive writing exercise. It helps facilitate their descriptive writing too!
Description
This is an original Christmas writing ‘craftivity’ with a twist! Your students will delight in inventing the most unpleasant, yuckiest or downright boring presents to receive at Christmas. Is it a parcel of monster toenails, a rotten Christmas ham or a bicycle with no wheels?
Together with the class, brainstorm possible ideas and excellent describing words. Use this opportunity to revise persuasive techniques: rhetorical questions, high modal and emotive vocabulary and use of tone. Demonstrate writing a short persuasive piece on why the reader should not open the present.
Examine the facial expressions on the front cover. Look at positioning of the mouth, eyebrows and eyeballs. Construct a facial expression out of black construction paper to glue onto the present. Decorate the present and attach the gift tag to display.
This resource has:
• Three templates of a present to decorate
• A gift tag writing template
• An example response
Other Christmas resources you will love:
Unwrap the Presents Hundreds Chart Activity
Christmas Problem Solving Freebie
Christmas Inferring: What's inside the present?
Copyright © 2015 Little Leaps of Learning. All rights reserved by author.This product is for classroom and personal use only. You have permission to photocopy or display for a single classroom only. If you want to share this resource with a teaching colleague, please refer them to my blog below where they can download their own copy!
Visit my blog at Little Leaps of Learning
Together with the class, brainstorm possible ideas and excellent describing words. Use this opportunity to revise persuasive techniques: rhetorical questions, high modal and emotive vocabulary and use of tone. Demonstrate writing a short persuasive piece on why the reader should not open the present.
Examine the facial expressions on the front cover. Look at positioning of the mouth, eyebrows and eyeballs. Construct a facial expression out of black construction paper to glue onto the present. Decorate the present and attach the gift tag to display.
This resource has:
• Three templates of a present to decorate
• A gift tag writing template
• An example response
Other Christmas resources you will love:
Unwrap the Presents Hundreds Chart Activity
Christmas Problem Solving Freebie
Christmas Inferring: What's inside the present?
Copyright © 2015 Little Leaps of Learning. All rights reserved by author.This product is for classroom and personal use only. You have permission to photocopy or display for a single classroom only. If you want to share this resource with a teaching colleague, please refer them to my blog below where they can download their own copy!
Visit my blog at Little Leaps of Learning
Total Pages
9 pages
Answer Key
N/A
Teaching Duration
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