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crystal clear

transparent

see through

crystaline

mirror-like

clear water

green mountains / hills

emerald

lime

bumpy

olive green

mossy

grassy

Punctuation and editing..

Capital letter - Highlight in yellow

Lowercase letter - Highlight in green

Full stop - In black pen

Comma - In blue pen

Paragraph - Asterisk mark *

Incorrect spelling - Underline in red pen

'Dress them up' -

large

bulky

gigantic

enourmous

massive

humongous

big bear

Dress up the nouns using interesting adjectives...

1. big bear

2. flying cardboard box

3. yellow sky

4. clear river

5. green mountains / hills

Punctuation!

sky

yellow

golden

brown

bronze coated

sunset

gloomy

mustard sky

What do you need?

Markers, a thesaurus and your fantastic spotting skills...

  • Capital letter = Fist pump
  • Lowercase = Jump
  • Full Stop = Turn
  • Comma = Twist
  • Paragraph = Karate kick!
  • Incorrect spelling = Hand clap

Descriptive ideas -

Sentence challenge!

Question Time -

Write into your books...

mustard yellow sky

outrageous wind

the fresh green grass

golden clouds

brown boring cardboard box

strong blowing windmills

whirling fan

1. Who are the other people in the picture?

2. If you could fly anywhere in the world, where would you like to go?

3. What do you think it feels like to fly like a bird?

4. Why do you think the sky is the colour it is?

5. What is the bear thinking?

An article is a word that tells you whether a noun is specific or general, for example a, an, the

Circle the article(s) in each sentence below.

After an adventure he always felt tired.

We saw a magnificent sunset.

Flying over the bear during the flight wasn’t a good idea.

Can you identify the articles you have used in your writing today?

Story Starters...

1. When he closed his eyes and drifted off to sleep, his real life began. Every night his dreams would take him on the greatest adventures. It was when he was asleep that he felt most awake, most alive…

2. The giant fan whirred furiously. He pulled on the flying jacket, placed the goggles onto his head, and gripped the cardboard box for dear life. This was to be another of his incredible adventures, and he couldn’t wait to find out where it would take him…

when he klosed his eyes and drifted of to sleep his real life began every night his dreems would take him on the greatest adventures it was wen he was asleep that he felt most awake most alive

Flying

Creative Story Writing - nouns and articles