50 daily persuasive writing prompts for Year 6 students, fully aligned to the Australian Curriculum Version 9.0 (AC V9.0) English — drawing on the Language and Literacy strands.
Each prompt page includes:
A named craft focus — a specific persuasive technique from the AC V9.0 Year 6 curriculum
An engaging prompt with a clear position to argue
A practical writing tip
Name and date fields
A full page of ruled lines for extended, multi-paragraph writing
Year 6 persuasive writing represents the culmination of primary persuasive writing: students use objective and subjective language and recognise bias, present and rebut counter-arguments, choose vivid and emotive vocabulary including hyperbole, deploy rhetorical devices, vary modality, and analyse how to influence a specific audience. Australian spelling and contexts throughout.
Also included:
A curriculum-link page with the exact AC V9.0 Year 6 content descriptor codes
The Year 6 achievement standard, plus a plain-English explanation
An explanation of how the prompts connect to the curriculum
Craft areas covered: a sophisticated position, objective/subjective language and bias, counter-arguments and rebuttal, emotive and figurative vocabulary, rhetorical devices, modality and forceful verbs, audience and influence, structuring an argument, powerful openings and conclusions, and full persuasive essays on real issues.
Format: PDF — instant digital download.
Licence: Single classroom use.
Aligned to the Australian Curriculum V9.0. Not affiliated with, or endorsed by, ACARA.
50 daily persuasive writing prompts for Year 6 students, fully aligned to the Australian Curriculum Version 9.0 (AC V9.0) English — drawing on the Language and Literacy strands.
Each prompt page includes:
A named craft focus — a specific persuasive technique from the AC V9.0 Year 6 curriculum
An engaging prompt with a clear position to argue
A practical writing tip
Name and date fields
A full page of ruled lines for extended, multi-paragraph writing
Year 6 persuasive writing represents the culmination of primary persuasive writing: students use objective and subjective language and recognise bias, present and rebut counter-arguments, choose vivid and emotive vocabulary including hyperbole, deploy rhetorical devices, vary modality, and analyse how to influence a specific audience. Australian spelling and contexts throughout.
Also included:
A curriculum-link page with the exact AC V9.0 Year 6 content descriptor codes
The Year 6 achievement standard, plus a plain-English explanation
An explanation of how the prompts connect to the curriculum
Craft areas covered: a sophisticated position, objective/subjective language and bias, counter-arguments and rebuttal, emotive and figurative vocabulary, rhetorical devices, modality and forceful verbs, audience and influence, structuring an argument, powerful openings and conclusions, and full persuasive essays on real issues.
Format: PDF — instant digital download.
Licence: Single classroom use.
Aligned to the Australian Curriculum V9.0. Not affiliated with, or endorsed by, ACARA.
