Writing Worksheet · Grades 4–6
Writing a Slogan Worksheet
A printable writing worksheet for grades 4-6 on writing a slogan. Students learn that a good slogan is short, catchy, and makes one clear point, often using rhyme or alliteration, then write slogans of their own. A complete answer key with sample answers is included.
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Subject
Writing
Grades
Grades 4–6
Skill Focus
Writing a Slogan, persuasive writing
Lesson Length
20 minutes
Lesson Overview
About this worksheet
A slogan is a short, catchy phrase that helps people remember a product, cause, or idea. Good slogans are short, make one clear point, and often use sound tricks like rhyme or alliteration to stick in memory. This worksheet helps students learn what makes a slogan work and write their own.
Section A on page 1 asks eight short questions about slogans and the sound tricks they use. The reference box explains the traits of a good slogan with rhyme and alliteration examples, so students have the information they need to answer.
Section B on page 2 has students choose something to promote, name their main point, and write one rhyming slogan and one alliterative slogan. Page 3 is a complete answer key with sample answers. The skill builds on persuasive writing and word choice.
How to Use This Lesson
Read the reference box aloud and say the rhyme and alliteration examples.
Complete Section A independently.
Discuss why short and catchy phrases are easy to remember.
Use the answer key on page 3 for self-check.
Pair with the Writing a Call to Action Worksheet or the Persuasive Appeals Worksheet.
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Writing a Slogan Worksheet
A printable writing worksheet for grades 4-6 on writing a slogan. Students learn that a good slogan is short, catchy, and makes one clear point, often using rhyme or alliteration, then write slogans of their own. A complete answer key with sample answers is included.
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