Use these lessons to have students analyze and breakdown the techniques advertisements employ to persuade consumers. Students will complete a graphic organizer (perhaps in groups) that identifies the use of color, symbolism, tone and mood, rhetorical appeal, intended audience, and several other factors that go into creating an effective advertisement. Following this analysis, students will write a constructed response paragraph that explains the advertisement. Included in this unit are: 1. Graphic Organizer for analyzing advertisements 2. 13 print advertisements 3. An example constructed response
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Unilever Logo Meaning & History: The current Unilever logo was presented and planned by the brand consultancy Wolff Olins in the year 2004...
Advertising Techniques: A project idea for upper elementary and middle school students. Students define each advertising technique and then make their own sample advertisement to demonstrate their understanding of the concept! Blog post includes a free rubric.
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