In writing we have been learning to use a range of language features to describe an environment. The pictures in the slideshow inspired our descriptions.
WALT - Describe an Environment
Through the musky air I crept into the green, gloomy forest.
The long strangling vines were reaching out at me. The enormous trees were
shutting out the gleaming sun. There was a quiet chirping noise from on top of
the giant trees. I could hear footsteps, warning me something was coming close.
I was terrified wondering what it could be. The environment wasn’t helping
either with creepy howling noises filling the air and growls coming from behind
the thick vines. What was going to happen next? I thought to myself.
By Skye
WALT - Describe an Environment
Crash! the sea rushed over my head. When I opened my eyes the
sea had already covered my body. The angry currents forced me to move back and
forth, back and forth. I clambered to the surface. The salty, sea spray rushed
over my head. I took a deep breath and dived beneath the swirling waves.
Beneath the waves I could see so many colours. The shimmering colours looked
like they had been painted onto the fish. The coral was like an underwater
table laid with food ready for the little fish to eat. I could see juicy sea
slugs clambering onto the huge table sucking up all the yummy and nutritious
food. The coral reef was like an underwater garden planted by Neptune and his
helpers. Neptune’s necklaces were swirling everywhere. The ocean would hold
many more surprises for me.
By Kevin.
WALT - Describe an Environment
The cave’s mouth was open wide to swallow me in. As I went
inside I could smell salty water. Goosebumps were on my hands and arms. My
mouth was dry with fear. I heard bats flapping. I felt sharp rocks pushing
against me while I crept along. The cave had hundreds of rocks that were like
doors blocking my path. It was a maze. The stalactites and stalagmites were
almost joined by the dripping icy water. I was trapped in this fearful cave.
By Hemish.
WALT - Describe an Environment
The snow crashed on the ground like it was angry. The ice
smashed on the ground like glass. I felt cold like I was in a freezer. The
wind swished around like a whirlpool. The mountains looked like massive sand
dunes. The people walked like zombies because they were so cold. The mountain
started looking at me like it knew I had come the wrong way. I could hear the
wind talking to me it was saying “go back you have come too far”.
By Kassius.
Some excellent descriptions here team.
ReplyDeleteKevin, I really enjoyed your description of the coral as a table - very imaginative.
Kassius - Well Done you really focussed well on this task and produced a great piece of writing. I particularly liked how you used personification to describe the wind as talking to you.
Hemish - You painted a very clear picture in my mind of being in a gloomy, frightening cave. A great idea to describe the cave as a maze.
Skye - Great use of personification to describe the vines as reaching out at you. You also included some awesome alliteration (green, gloomy) which helped create a vivid image.
Good job Skye.You used great describing words and I really learnt new things about the forest.
ReplyDeleteGood job Skye! I like how you used adjectives and descriptive language. Maybe you could add some similies
ReplyDeleteHemish, you had so many good adjectives
ReplyDeleteSkye I like how you had so many adjectives in you description
ReplyDeleteAmazing writing Room 5! Wow! Your word choices and imagery were brilliant and fabulous all rolled together!
ReplyDeleteGreat job Skye,Kevin,Hemish and Kassius.You used wonderful adjectives!
ReplyDeleteGood work Hemish, I liked how you described the cave
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