Powerful adjectives for a tree
Sinister
Eerie
Cruel
Menacing
Foreboding
Threatening
Cold blooded
Wicked
Writing 3 sentences using the things below
Describing what the trees are and how you use my senses to describe what I see, hear taste and smell around me.
The tree branches were like gnarled fingers of the Wizened old man.
Sweet Marshmallow smells sauntered through the forest.
The sweet flower smell flows with the breeze.
A strong aroma floated passed my nose
Drifted
Wafted
Floated
Raced
Danced
Waiting
Haltered
Froze
Linger
Pause
Loitered
Silently
Curiously
Vocabulary bank:
Sugar Coated
Sugar Filled
House
Shadowy
Door encrusted with … Sweets
Rickety Roof
Tall chimney
Suddenly in the clearing they spotted a house. A house with a rickety roof, a tall chimney, shadowy windows and a door encrusted with… sweets!
They knew they shouldn’t touch the house, but candied caramels tempted them.
They knew they mustn't lick the house, but the crunchy honeycomb lures them closer.
They knew there might be consequences; the smells were intoxicating to there innocent souls.
Taste and texture words:
Rich
Sour
Sweet
Salty
Crunchy
Chewy
Tasty
Divine
Edible
Create Task:
9 Sentences about the woods with Hansel and Gretel using all the fancy words up on the doc.
Have to make them specific.
I’m frightened, we should go home,” It will be fine,”
Replied Hansel even tho he knew deep down their mother wanted them to disappear
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