The document provides guidance on writing effective leaflets. It explains that leaflets are designed to grab people's attention and encourage action. The document outlines the key structural and grammatical features of a good leaflet, including using an attention-grabbing title and slogan in the beginning, writing an introduction with the organization's mission, including informative subheadings, illustrations, and contact information. It emphasizes using simple, direct, and positive language as well as superlatives and imperatives to persuade readers. The document includes examples and tasks for students to practice writing slogans, introductions, and analyzing persuasive language in leaflets.