A holiday park brochure, complete with slogans, testimonials, a special offer and fine print. Students find factual details, work out what the advertisement is really promising, identify persuasive techniques such as emotive language and testimonials, and compare the headline offer with the conditions in the fine print. Builds critical reading of advertising.
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Completed: Wattle Creek Holiday Park Brochure — Reading Comprehension
Year 6 students (typically ages 11–12) working on reading comprehension. It is pitched at level 2 · standard.
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Year 6 · English · Reading Comprehension
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Read the brochure twice. The second time, read the fine print especially carefully.
This is the text of a brochure for a holiday park. Read everything carefully, including the small print at the end marked with stars.
Escape the ordinary. Just two hours from the city, Wattle Creek Holiday Park sits on 20 hectares of peaceful bushland beside a sparkling river, only a five-minute stroll from a golden, uncrowded beach. Whether you want adventure or absolutely nothing at all, Wattle Creek has it waiting for you.
Stay your way
Choose from powered caravan sites, cosy safari tents, or our brand-new family cabins with air conditioning, full kitchens and private decks overlooking the water. Every cabin sleeps up to six, so bring the whole crew.
Fun for everyone
Kids will never be bored with our giant jumping pillow, heated swimming pool, pedal go-kart track and free nightly movies under the stars. Grown-ups can hire a kayak, cast a line off the jetty, or simply sink into a hammock with a good book. Say goodbye to screens and hello to real memories.
Meet the locals
Wake to the sound of kookaburras. Spot kangaroos grazing at dusk. Join our ranger-led bush walk every Saturday morning and learn how to find koalas high in the gum trees.
Eat, drink, relax
Start the day with barista coffee and fresh pastries at the Creekside Café, fire up one of our free gas barbecues at lunch, and gather around the communal fire pit at night. Our camp kitchen has everything you need, so leave the pots and pans at home.
Getting here
Follow the highway north for 150 kilometres, then turn off at the big wooden kangaroo sign. It is sealed road all the way, so you can arrive relaxed and ready for fun.
Don't just take our word for it
'Best family holiday we've ever had. The kids cried when we left!' — Emma, Bendigo.
'We've been coming for eleven years and we'll be back next year too.' — The Nguyen family.
'Clean, friendly and so much to do. We didn't touch our phones for a week.' — Dev, Newcastle.
Spring Special: Stay 4 nights, pay for 3!* Cabins from just $149 per night.** Book before 31 October and receive a free bag of marshmallows for your campfire.
Book now at wattlecreekpark.com.au or call 1800 000 000. Spaces fill fast!
* Offer valid for stays Sunday to Thursday, excluding school holidays and public holidays. Not available with any other offer. ** Price based on a Standard Cabin, two people sharing, midweek. Additional guests $35 per person per night. Linen hire and park entry fee not included. Pool open October to April only. Pets are not permitted in cabins.
Find each answer in the brochure, including the fine print.
Use evidence from the brochure to explain your answers.
Preview — the PDF contains the full resource and answer sheet.
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