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It’s essential to include descriptive details in your writing, whether you’re writing for fun or for a school assignment. That means using precise adjectives in your work. These worksheets will teach your child descriptive writing techniques, as well as how to brainstorm ideas before writing!
Sights, tastes and smells can come right through the story! Your child can fill out these sensory detail prompts as he or she prepares to write.
Here is a list of words that your child can use to describe the senses.
This chart will help your child brainstorm content words for his or her piece of writing.
Your child can document the different events of his or her story in this chart. It’s a great way to help keep things in chronological order.
This sheet will allow your child to think about his or her writing assignments and plan for future ones.
Check out these different words that connect two different ideas.
These tips provide suggestions for your child as he or she drafts and revises writing assignments.
These thought-starters will help your child use effective adjectives to describe the events of a story.