Describing a setting
WALT add details and interesting vocabulary to support our ideas.
WALT use directional language in our writing.
Title:
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What can be seen?
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A tall temple, a water source covered with moss, an old broken down floor, carvings carved into the wall,
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What can be heard?
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The trees rustling, water slowly moving, animals moving through the trees and bushes, the birds chirping,
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What can be smelt?
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The smell of moss, the smell of dead animals,
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What can be felt?
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Stone, moss, vines, carvings, roots from trees, trees, water,
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You are going to write below.
Think about how you can:
- Add detail to your ideas using interesting vocabulary.
- Use directional language (in front of, behind, to the left of…) to make connections between your ideas.
Write here:
I can see and old broken down temple that has been hiding for thousands of years. above a water hole where the floor has broken. Also i can see old ancient carvings of the old aztec
religion of their god perched on a window it seems like. I can smell moss dropping from the trees. and surrounding my body making me sneeze.
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