
Persuasive Strategies
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English
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6th Grade
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Mel Davis
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PERSUASIVE
STRATEGIES
And how they work!
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WHAT IS A PERSUASIVE STRATEGY?
⦿ A technique the author uses to persuade you.
⦿ There are six strategies.
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LOADED WORDS
⦿ Definition: adding extremely positive or
negative words aimed at the reader’s
emotions.
⦿ Example: Those dirty rotten liars in Congress
will never be on the people’s side!
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Open Ended
Read the sentence and write the loaded words included...
Only lazy, inadequate parents allow their kids to have cell phones.
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Open Ended
Read the sentence and write the loaded words included...
Protective, caring parents give their children cell phones to make sure they are safe.
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Open Ended
Read the sentence and write the loaded words included...
Cats are snobby, selfish animals that think they rule over everyone.
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Open Ended
Read the sentence and write the loaded words included...
Cats provide love, comfort, and companionship to humans who own them.
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BANDWAGON
⦿ Definition: Using the phrase “everyone” or
“everybody” to make the reader think they
are being left out
⦿ Example: Everybody knows that Genghis
Grill is the best place for Mongolian
barbeque!
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PEER PRESSURE
⦿ Definition: Targeting a specific group of
people instead of everyone.
⦿ Example: All 6th Graders will be at the
dance, so you’d better be there, too!
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Multiple Choice
Everyone is coming to the Spring Festival at school!
Bandwagon
Peer Pressure
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Multiple Choice
Boys will love the new Pop Warner Football League.
Bandwagon
Peer Pressure
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Multiple Choice
If you are a preschooler, you had better show up to Tiny Tots Fun Zone.
Bandwagon
Peer Pressure
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Multiple Choice
Dr. Pepper is everybody’s favorite soda!
Bandwagon
Peer Pressure
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TESTIMONIAL
⦿ Definition: Another person recommends the
product or action.
⦿ Example: Dr. Denton, world-class dentist,
recommends that adults brush with Colgate
toothpaste.
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Open Ended
Fill in the blank with a logical name of someone who would recommend each product idea.
Gatorade is the only drink recommended by famous athlete ____________
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Open Ended
Fill in the blank with a logical name of someone who would recommend each product idea.
__________ says that music is the best way to decrease stress.
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Open Ended
Fill in the blank with a logical name of someone who would recommend each product idea.
The only TV Show for ________________ is Survivor.
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Open Ended
Fill in the blank with a logical name of someone who would recommend each product idea.
_______ says you will look great in will look great in the new Sketchers shoes!
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TRANSFER
⦿ Definition: Identifying the reader’s feelings
about one thing and then transferring the
emotions to something else.
⦿ Example: Remember those care-free
feelings of summer vacation? You’ll feel that
again on a wonderful vacation to sunny
Florida!
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PRACTICE
1. Girl Scout Cookies:
2. Homework:
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Open Ended
Write an example using transfer to go with the topic:
Girl Scout Cookies:
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Open Ended
Write an example using transfer to go with the topic:
Homework:
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REPETITION
⦿ Definition: repeating the same word or
phrase over and over again
⦿ Example: Who can you trust? Bill Adams!
Who can you count on? Bill Adams! Who will
get the job done? Bill Adams! Who gets your
vote? Bill Adams!
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Everyone is joining the Youth Sports Association. | Repetition |
|---|---|
Daniel Radcliffe recommends the Hunger Games for people who like action. | Transfer |
All artists in the area will be left out if they don't attend Young Rembrandts. | Testimonial |
Get home cooking like Mama used to make at the Golden Corral. | Peer Pressure |
50% off sale at JC Penny's on Sunday! Get 50% off from noon to midnight! 50% off! | Bandwagon |
The beautiful, pristine, fresh forests of California will take your breath away. | Loaded Words |
PERSUASIVE
STRATEGIES
And how they work!
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