Worksheet teaching personification in advertising, featuring examples and a creative writing prompt with images of a cookie, shoes, and a marker.

1. Choose one product: I select the sneakers.
2. Give the sneakers human traits: Imagine the sneakers have feelings, desires, and a personality.
3. Create a persuasive message: Write an advertisement where the sneakers speak directly to the customer, expressing how they want to help the customer feel confident and ready for any adventure.
4. Use personification: For example, “Hey there! I’m your new best friend on the go. I’ve got comfy hugs for your feet and stylish vibes to match your energy. Don’t leave me on the shelf—I’m waiting to run, jump, and dance with you!”
5. End with a call to action: Encourage the reader to buy them by making the sneakers seem like a companion who truly understands their needs.