Writing Logical Arguments Worksheets
Related ELA Standard: W.6.1.A
The goal of any argument is to present it in such a way that the points presented influence the audience to see it the writer’s way. The best way to present a persuasive argument is to build your thoughts in a logical and easy to follow manner. One of the most fundamental methods for presenting an argument comes from the work of Aristotle and still holds true today. The model tells us that we should present two premises each backed up by facts this would be followed up by a conclusion that reviews the points that were presented. These worksheets will help students learn to compose their own logical arguments in written form.
Logical Arguments Worksheets To Print:
A Persuasive Paragraph – You will need a topic that you have thought a lot about.
Propaganda – We look at the different types of selling points and forms.
Make it Sell! – Adjectives really can change everything.
The Slogan – You'll need one for one of seven of your favorite topics.
Be Persuasive! – Make your argument solid as a rock.
Vote For Me! – How do you convince someone who knows nothing about you that you deserve their vote?
Why Can't You See It My Way? – You will need to compose one really solid sentence and transform it into a paragraph.
Sales as Argument – The more people that know that a product is available, the more likely the product is to sell, and become popular.
What is Propaganda? – Read the sentences. Identify which propaganda technique is being used.
Making an Argument – Writers sometimes try to convince or persuade others to believe a certain thing or to take some particular action.
Writing Slogans – A slogan is a short, striking or memorable phrase used in advertising.
Marketing It – Write five sentences. Use one of the propaganda techniques in each sentence.
Running For Office: Selling Yourself – M Imagine you are running for office. What position would you like to hold?
Writing Slogans – Think of something that you think would make the world a better place.
Using Arguments for Sales – Pretend you are a marketing professional. Write sentences to sell a product.
The Art of Persuasion – Writers sometimes try to convince or persuade others to believe a certain thing or to take some particular action.
More Propaganda – Practice your persuasive writing skills by using one of the techniques of propaganda.
Make it Irresistible! – Think of a favorite product that you use, or imagine a product you would like to invent.
A Slogan Is an Argument – Create a commercial. Select one of the topics.
Introducing an Argument – Read the following pointers, and then try writing a persuasive paragraph of your own.
The Slogan – Design ads to catch people's attention, and to make them think certain things about the candidate and his or her opponent.
Making an Argument in Writing – Read the following pointers. Fill out the organizer.
Convincing Customers – Advertising has a lot to do with the popularity of products.
Use the Techniques of Propaganda – It means to put out information, sometimes of a biased nature, in order to promote or publicize a particular cause or point of view.
Make It – List reasons and facts to support your argument.
Writing Lingo – Select one of the topics below. Write a slogan to convince people to do whatever it is that you chose.
Using Propaganda in an Argument – Choose something that you want to convince your readers to do; believe a certain thing, vote a certain way, or buy a certain product, etc.
Making a Case for Votes! – The words, pictures and music are carefully chosen. A slogan may also be used to help people remember the candidate's name.
Slogans for Change – Think of something that you think would improve your school.
Using Arguments for Sales – Companies trying to sell their products also use propaganda techniques.
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