Children are asked to imagine that they are Brian Epstein, the music promoter. Their task is to consider the reasons a record company might reject the Beatles and then to write a letter presenting the reasons that they should be signed.

A concise breakdown of the key aspects for writing persuasively. Great for revision pointers. [Forms part of the Food glorious food project]

Read the page from a holiday brochure and underline the words which try to persuade you. Decide which information the brochure does not give you and discuss why you think that might be. This resource is from A&C Black's 'Developings' series.

Plans and writing frames to help children to design and evaluate a persuasive leaflet for a theme park.

Read the speech bubble, select the relevant information about the plans for the school BBQ and design a poster to advertise the event.

A PowerPoint which uses arachnophobia as its inspiration to help children formulate a persuasive argument in favour of these eight legged creatures. [Forms part of the If you go down to the woods today ... project]