Exposition-Persuasion

Purpose

Ways to use it

Opening positive

statement to attract attention—can include a slogan

Series of argumentsto support the

subject—not supported by evidence

Reinforcement

or reorientationoptional

o Do you need to persuade people to act in

a particular way?

o Do you need to promote something?

o advertising

o junk mail

o pamphlets

o environmental print

o conversations

StructureGrammar

Visual elementsCan include a variety of visual elements, such

as photos, drawings, charts

noun

adjective

can show bias

emotional words

command

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Sky WatchingSky Watching

Classroom hintsThese wall charts support teaching and learning about space

and objects in our solar system.

Students will learn that:

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•theSunisastarthatprovidesalloftheheatandlightinour

solar system

•theMoonistheEarth’sonlynaturalsatellite

•starshavelifecyclesthatvarydependingontheirmass

•constellationsarepatternsofstarsthatarevisiblefromEarth

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•thereareeightplanetsinoursolarsystemthatvaryinsize

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•comets,asteroidsandmeteoroidsareclassifiedaccording

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Usethechartstoprovideanoverviewofeachofthetopics.

Youcouldreadthebackgroundinformationtostudentsand

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The questions could also be allocated to pairs or groups

ofstudentstoresearchanddevelopextendedresponses.

These responses could include:

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Investigating Earth Investigating EarthClassroom hintsThese wall charts have been designed to provide a valuable visual stimulus for

Investigating Earth topics. These charts will help students to:• observeandgatherinformationabouttheEarth,lookingforwhatissimilarand

what is different• compareandcontrast,sortandclassifyaspectsoftheEarth

• understandthattheEarthisconstantlychanging

• understandthattheEarth’sphysicalenvironmentinfluencestheirdailylives

• understandthatpeopledependontheEarthanditsresources.

Usethechartsasadisplaytool.Youcould:

• addacharttoaclassroomdisplayofstudents’work,includingcatchyheadings

and interesting borders• placeachart,andacatchylabel,ontheclassroomdoortowelcomestudents

andidentifytheclasslearningtheme.Usethechartstoprovideanoverviewofeachoftheeighttopics.Youcouldread

thebackgroundinformationtostudentsandthenusethequestionstostimulate

classdiscussionandfurtherthinking.Studentscouldthendevelopextendedresponsestosomeofthequestions.

Theymight,forexample:• creatediagramsormodelsofthesoilorwatercycles

• writeinformationreportsabouttheuseofrocks,sand,waterandsoilineverydaylife

• writeexplanationtextstoaccompanythesoilorwatercycles,ortellinghowrocks,

sand or soil are formed• createpersuasivewrittenorvisualtextsabouttheenvironmentalimportance

ofhealthysoilorwater• investigatehowresourcesareusedandmanagedintheirlocalarea.

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Background to chart—gives a brief description of each image on the WallChart,plusanyrelevantinformation.

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Symbols of AustraliaSymbols of AustraliaClassroom hintsThis series of wall charts has been designed to support students in recognising and

understanding the significance of symbols of Australia. Students will learn that:• evidenceofhistoricalandculturalheritageisallaroundthemintheirdailylivesand

in their local communities, as well as in national landmarks and icons

• evidenceofacountry’svaluescanbefoundinthingssuchascommunityhalls,

monuments, places of worship (churches, temples and shrines), heritage sites, parks,

cemeteries, archaeological sites, museums, war memorials, statues and monuments.

Students will learn about:• culturaliconsanddrawconclusionsabouttheirsignificance

• importantAustraliancelebrationsandcommemorativedays;whentheyoccurand

why they are significant• historicaleventsandpeople• naturalandbuiltlandmarksandtheirvaluetoAustralians

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• historicalnarratives

• mockapplicationsfortheWorldHeritagelistingofalocalsite

• advertisingcampaignsfornaturalandbuiltlandmarks

• role-playsinvolvinghistoricaleventsorpeople

• eventplanningforacommemorativeoccasion

• debates(polarisedandparliamentary)• newspaperarticles,editorials,andletterstotheeditoraboutculturalorhistorical

eventsandpeople• oralhistoryrecordingsofpeopleinthelocalcommunity

• scientificexplanationsforthedevelopmentofparticularnaturallandmarks.

Also available:

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Questions—lists questions for you to ask students. The questions are designed to support and facilitate the following thinking skills:•Observing•Comprehending•Applying•Analysing•Reflecting•Evaluating

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