Descriptive Writing

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Fun senses-based writing

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AYSHA SHIBNA

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Froggy Jumps Descriptive WritingOnline version Fun senses-based writing by AYSHA SHIBNA 1 What is a good example of showing, not telling? a It was a nice day. b The sky was orange. c The sunset burned orange across the sky. 2 Which word best describes a loud, soft, and bright scene? a Pronouns b Descriptive adjectives c Conjunctions 3 Which detail would best make a scene come alive? a One-syllable words only b Specific, vivid nouns like ‘crackling fire’ c General terms like ‘thing’ 4 Which sense should you use to describe a pet’s fur? a Hearing b Touch c Smell 5 To improve your writing, you should use more of which? a Numbers b Sensory details c Acronyms 6 Which sentence shows a strong sense description? a The rain pounded the window like little drums. b The rain was wet. c It rained a bit. 7 Which is a good practice before writing a descriptive paragraph? a Use only one sense b Picture the scene and list details from senses c Write quickly without planning 8 Which tool helps organize ideas for description? a A tally chart b A calendar c A mind map of sights, sounds, smells, tastes, textures

Froggy Jumps

Descriptive WritingOnline version

Fun senses-based writing

by AYSHA SHIBNA

What is a good example of showing, not telling?

It was a nice day.

The sky was orange.

The sunset burned orange across the sky.

Which word best describes a loud, soft, and bright scene?

Pronouns

Descriptive adjectives

Conjunctions

Which detail would best make a scene come alive?

One-syllable words only

Specific, vivid nouns like ‘crackling fire’

General terms like ‘thing’

Which sense should you use to describe a pet’s fur?

Hearing

Touch

Smell

To improve your writing, you should use more of which?

Numbers

Sensory details

Acronyms

Which sentence shows a strong sense description?

The rain pounded the window like little drums.

The rain was wet.

It rained a bit.

Which is a good practice before writing a descriptive paragraph?

Use only one sense

Picture the scene and list details from senses

Write quickly without planning

Which tool helps organize ideas for description?

A tally chart

A calendar

A mind map of sights, sounds, smells, tastes, textures

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Descriptive Writing

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What is a good example of showing, not telling?

Which word best describes a loud, soft, and bright scene?

Which detail would best make a scene come alive?

Which sense should you use to describe a pet’s fur?

To improve your writing, you should use more of which?

Which sentence shows a strong sense description?

Which is a good practice before writing a descriptive paragraph?

Which tool helps organize ideas for description?

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