Grade 6 · Writing · Lesson 27

Design a persuasive poster or infographic

A persuasive poster or infographic is a visual argument. Every design choice — where you place the headline, which colors you use, how large the image is — is a persuasive decision. When done well, a viewer understands your message and feels compelled to act within seconds of looking at it.

What this lesson teaches

1Identify the key zones of a persuasive poster: headline, image, key message, evidence, and call to action
2Apply visual hierarchy principles — size, contrast, placement, and color — to maximize persuasive impact
3Draft a complete poster plan using a structured layout frame with all five zones
4Explain how the placement of each element on a poster influences the reader's attention and response

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