Presentation Summary
Metaphors, similies and anecdotes help create a compelling narrative that persuades people. Discover how some writers and storytellers do it well to advance their cause, such as for First Nations languages.
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Curriculum links
- Create and edit literary texts, experimenting with figurative language, storylines, characters and settings from texts students have experienced (AC9E5LE05)
Aligned Cool.org resources
- Self-Directed Learning: Learn@home - Figurative language practice
- Lesson: Visy education - Keeping in the loop - NAPLAN style persuasive writing - year 5
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