AP Language Students Produce Commercials

This year’s AP Language and Composition students were given an assignment to create their own commercials using the persuasive appeals of ethos (ethics and credibility), pathos (emotion), and logos (logic).  Don’t forget to comment below to vote for your favorite!

 

Life Alert by Abbie Gandy, Sylver Davis, Cory Robertus and Taylor Porter

 

Slick Socks by Whitni Simpson and Kaitlin Blankenship

 

Shoes by Cadey Netherton, Paul Harris, Shelby Meaders and Jorge Alvarez

 

Elite Cat Gear by Bri Iorga, Mackenzie Bratton, Lindsey Bean and Calli Vandegriff

 

Why You Should Buy M&Ms by Rylee Shurtleff, Adrianne Loy and Addie Mann

 

Mouthwash by Jackson McFarlane and Zach Powell

 

Handy Hands by Garrett Christian, Ross Kemp and Dylan FIsher

 

Get A Mac by Mitchell Galbreaith, Olivia Beall, Caleb Manning and Will Pottebaum

 

Ardmore No More by Gillian Cloar, Maggie Summers and Lakshana Ramakrishnan

 

American Flag by Bryce Marshall, Hope McDonald and Makenna Strunk

 

Save a Cactus by Razia Riaz and Karsyn Johnson

 

Cheetos by Nik Newby, Ethan Clark and Lincoln Gibson

 

Protect Your Phone by Trace Turney, Chris Spain, Ryan Cosar and Harrison Boggs

 

P.A.W.S. by Hannah Price, Mikayla Emarthle, Madalyn Jaques and Maddie Smith

 

MMA Self Defense by Colbi Hargus, Nicole Lowry and Sadie Criswell

 

Add-A-Few by Kayleigh Taylor, Iris Arredondo and Summer Wilbanks

 

Wild Rice by Heather Manuel, Sierra Cooper and Teal Mankin

 

Milk-Bone by Lauryn and Ally Hawkins

 

DJ KHALED by Chris Allen

 

Marching Band by Jaron Keith, Nathan Fountain, Eric Crowell and George Benefield

 

Jeep by McKinlee Stafford and Meredyth Morris

 

Paper Mate by Kendal Nickerson and Lindsey Manuel

 

We Can Do It by Emily Bagwell, Maleigha Cowart, Anderson Allen and Jackson Southard

 

Madly Perfume by Madison Urlaub, Emily Rhyne and Madyson Mitchell