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Descriptive Writing (Worksheet)

The document provides instructions for descriptive writing, including describing a person, place, or thing in a way that creates a clear picture in the reader's mind. It lists key elements for an effective descriptive writing piece, such as using a suitable title, writing in the present tense, including an introduction, body, and conclusion across 3 paragraphs, using adjectives and 5 sensory details, and employing figurative language. The instructions conclude by providing a sample writing prompt asking students to describe a favorite room in their house using sensory details.

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Descriptive Writing (Worksheet)

The document provides instructions for descriptive writing, including describing a person, place, or thing in a way that creates a clear picture in the reader's mind. It lists key elements for an effective descriptive writing piece, such as using a suitable title, writing in the present tense, including an introduction, body, and conclusion across 3 paragraphs, using adjectives and 5 sensory details, and employing figurative language. The instructions conclude by providing a sample writing prompt asking students to describe a favorite room in their house using sensory details.

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Descriptive Writing

Name: ____________________________________ Class: VI Sec: _______ Date: ________________

Descriptive Writing- to describe a person, place or thing in such a way that a picture is formed in the reader's mind.

Self- Editing Checklist

Suitable title

PRESENT tense is used.

3 paragraphs.

Content: Introduction, Body & Conclusion

Use lots of adjectives

5 sensory details
(sight, touch, sound, taste, and smell)
Use of figurative expressions, such as simile,
metaphor, personification, hyperbole, etc.
Detailed enough for a reader to draw an image in
the mind of what I’ve described
Use of appropriate punctuations & spellings

Q. Describe a favourite room in your house focusing on sensory details. (Word Limit 150 – 180 words)

Title:
Word Count: ________

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