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Descriptive Writing Grade3

The document is a guide on descriptive writing that emphasizes the use of the five senses: sight, sound, smell, taste, and touch. It includes a sensory chart for users to fill in details about an object and provides a word bank of adjectives and verbs to aid in writing. Additionally, it encourages writing 3-4 descriptive sentences using the sensory details gathered.

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Descriptive Writing Grade3

The document is a guide on descriptive writing that emphasizes the use of the five senses: sight, sound, smell, taste, and touch. It includes a sensory chart for users to fill in details about an object and provides a word bank of adjectives and verbs to aid in writing. Additionally, it encourages writing 3-4 descriptive sentences using the sensory details gathered.

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Descriptive Writing – Using Our Senses

Name: ___________________________ Date: ____________________

1. What is Descriptive Writing?


Descriptive writing uses details from our five senses to help the reader imagine what we mean.
The Five Senses are: ■ Sight ■ Sound ■ Smell ■ Taste ■ Touch

2. My Sensory Chart
Look at your object or picture carefully. Fill in as many details as you can.

Sense Words to Describe My Object

Sight (What do I see?)

Sound (What do I hear?)

Smell (What do I smell?)

Taste (What do I taste?)

Touch (What do I feel?)

3. Helpful Word Bank


Adjectives (Describing Words): shiny, bumpy, smooth, bright, soft, sweet, sour, noisy, fluffy,
rough, juicy, fresh
Verbs (Action Words): crunch, sparkle, rustle, drip, squish, glide, hum, crackle

4. My Descriptive Sentences
Use your sensory chart to write 3–4 sentences describing your object. Try to include at least two
senses.

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