Should our suburb have a skate park?

Year 4

Should our suburb have a skate park? is a free, NAPLAN-aligned persuasive writing resource for Year 4 students. It includes a position prompt, for-and-against planner, tiered vocabulary and persuasive devices mapped to the Australian Curriculum (AC9).

Year 4 AC9E4LE05 AC9E4LA06 AC9E4LA04 AC9E4LA12 AC9E4LA11 AC9E4LY06

Supports the Year 4 achievement standard (creating written texts).

Australian Curriculum content descriptions © ACARA. Writesy is not affiliated with or endorsed by ACARA.

Should our suburb have a skate park? A skate park could give children and teenagers a safe place to practise skating and scootering, help us stay active and bring neighbours together for events. Some people might worry about noise, cost and where to build it, and others may prefer green space or sports fields instead. What do you think, would a skate park be a good idea for our suburb?

Sentence starters

  1. Because I think a skate park would keep kids safer, I believe our suburb should build one.
  2. Do you want a place where we can meet friends, practise new skills and stay active?

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What's in the full resource

  • For and Against Planner
  • Argument Brainstorming
  • Vocabulary Support
  • Sentence Starters
  • Persuasive Device Bank
  • Writing Challenges
  • Sentence Variety
  • Counterargument and Rebuttal
  • Writing Checklist
  • Reflective Questions
  • Collaborative Writing Ideas
  • Printable teacher and student PDFs

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