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Sensory Language Writing Activities cover showing flower, sweet and fruit 5-senses organizers plus writing pages
Overview of the descriptive writing set before printing
Sensory language flower organizer: students name a flower and note sight, touch and smell details, then sketch it
Prewriting step before the flower description
Descriptive writing: students write a text presenting a flower they like using sensory language, with a title and sketch
Draft the paragraph from the completed flower organizer
Five-senses organizer for a sweet: students record sight, touch, smell and taste details about a treat and sketch it
Prewriting for the sweet description task
Fruit description writing: students write a text about a fruit they like using sensory language, adding a title and sketch
Final writing task after the fruit organizer
Fruit 5-senses organizer: students note sight, touch, smell and taste details for the inside and outside of a fruit
Try with a real fruit cut open in class
Sweet description writing: students write a text presenting a sweet they like using sensory language, with a sketch
Independent writing to follow the sweet organizer
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This teaching material aims to assist teachers in their efforts to teach students ways to use Sensory Language when describing.  Particularly, it helps them teach the 5-senses descriptive strategy.  This particular strategy transforms simplistic and dull descriptions into rich and impressive ones. Students, after constant repetition, eventually learn to incorporate this strategy into their written descriptive discourse. 

What is Sensory Language? It is the use of sensory details in description.

What are Sensory Details? Sensory details are bits of information, which you collect through your five senses. Incorporate sensory details into your descriptive writing. In this way, you give the reader a much cleaner idea and a more specific picture of what you are describing. Moreover, Sensory language brings our writing to life, and it helps the reader to feel like they are a part of the experience. In other words, Sensory language are words and phrases that link readers to the five senses: touch, sight, sound or hearing, smell, and taste.

 

This certain product Includes three organizers and three writing templates for implementing the 5-senses strategy in descriptive writing:

-How to describe a flower, using the 5-senses technique (or strategy).

-How to describe a fruit, using the 5-senses technique (or strategy).

-How to describe a sweet, using the 5-senses technique (or strategy).

What's Included

This teaching material includes six A4-size printable worksheets for student to use.

Three of them can be used by students to prepare the description. And three of them can be used by the students to write the relevant text.

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