How do we get people to buy Fairtrade products ? Learning Objective: To identify how to make Fairtrade products appeal to different audiences.

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How do we get people to buy Fairtrade products ? Learning Objective: To identify how to make Fairtrade products appeal to different audiences

This is an advert for Fairtrade

It is a beautiful image but who do you think it appeals to?

The focus is on the person This suggests that the workers are the important element of trading This strap-line, along with the picture, suggests the world (in terms of trade) should change to make everything beautiful and peaceful. She is looking out to the future. Her face is slightly tilted upwards which suggests that she is hopeful. Overall the audience is clearly adult, quite sophisticated

Audiences What would an advert for Fairtrade look like for an ten year old? Or a teenager?

English skills You know from your English lessons that when you have been asked to write or speak you need to think about the: Purpose Audience Format

Raising awareness and promoting Fairtrade You must inform your audience about Fairtrade products and persuade them to buy these products to help the farmers. You need to write a script and/or design a poster to persuade your audience to buy Fairtrade. Your group will present your script and/or your poster to the class next week (5mins maximum/presentation).

Purpose: to inform and persuade Audience: Governors Format: a formal meeting Audience: Primary school children Format: An assembly Audience: Students at a high school Format: A learning community assembly

In groups you will be working on a particular audience and format. Remember to keep using informative and persuasive features. This is an important presentation that will take place to real people!!!

Now... Plan your script and/or design your poster – this will take this lesson and half of the next lesson (lesson 4) Think about props you may use Practise your presentation