using words to help someone imagine what something is like

Using evidence from 'Ada Twist, Scientist' to write a character description

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In this unit, pupils applied their learning about descriptive writing to write a detailed character description of the character and themselves. In 'Otherwise', pupils will build on this by describing what they see on film.

In 'School Trip Recount', pupils described their feelings, activities and journey of a school trip. In this unit, pupils will build on this by writing a more detailed character description of themselves based on personal experiences.

'Ada Twist Scientist': reading and writing

a full description describing a character's appearance and personality

Which of these expanded noun phrases might describe someone's appearance?

Which of these expanded noun phrases might describe someone's personality?

Which of these words can replace 'Ada Twist' to show you are talking about her?

When you use the joining word 'and', what does 'and' replace?

Ada Twist has bright, excited eyes and She has a curious, interested expression.

Ada Twist has bright, excited eyes and she has a curious, interested expression.

Ada Twist has bright, excited eyes. and She has a curious, interested expression

Ada Twist has bright, excited eyes And she has a curious, interested expression.

Which of these sentences is punctuated correctly? 

Complete this sentence. In the story 'Ada Twist Scientist, Ada is the main ...

Which of these can be described in a character description?

Which of these words is the verb in the sentence? Ada's brother looks shocked.

Which of these words are the nouns in this sentence? Ada wears a red, spotty dress.

Which of these are adjectives in this sentence? Ada wears a red, spotty dress. 

My sister likes oranges. And she likes pears. 

My sister likes oranges and She likes pears. 

My sister likes oranges and she likes pears. 

My sister likes oranges. and she likes pears. 

Which of these is the correctly punctuated sentence?

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Using evidence from 'Ada Twist, Scientist' to write a character description

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