Describing Words Worksheet – Roller Coaster
Using Describing Words Worksheet – Roller Coaster, students look at the Roller Coaster picture and use adjectives to describe the situation taking place.
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How to teach Adjectives
Using Describing Words Worksheet – Roller Coaster, students look at the Roller Coaster picture and use adjectives to describe the situation taking place.
Your students will use adjectives to make their writing more interesting and descriptive. This worksheet teaches that adjectives are words that give us more information about nouns (people, places, and things.)
First, look at the picture. Then, write 2-3 words to describe each picture. Be creative! Once you have described the picture, write a poem about the picture.
Other resources to use with this Describing Words Worksheet – Roller Coaster
If you are using this worksheet, your students are probably learning about adjectives.
Use this Apples to Apples Adjective Activity as an additional resource for your students.
Before beginning this worksheet, you may review adjectives using the Have Fun Teaching Adjective Song! Then, have students work independently or with a small group to describe the pictures using adjectives. Once students finished describing the picture, challenge students to write a poem out of the words that they used.
Be sure to check out more Adjective Activities.
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