Using Precision Wording When Writing Worksheets

Related ELA Standard: W.7.3.D

Busy Malls, Spring Days, and the Cafeteria – Not your average adventure. Try to write with that in mind.

Developing Your Writing with Sensory Language – This is where true copy writers learning their trade.

Postcards with Precision – Tell a friend what you did during a recent trip.

At the Beach – Sharks and jellyfish always seem to be named here.

The Tourist (Trap) Attraction – How would you increase tourism in your area?

The Sudden House – When the strangers' ramshackle trailer pulled into the empty lot beside our house and spluttered to a stop, we were fascinated.

I Can't Believe I Missed It! – What's the most interesting or exciting thing that you have done lately?

Concert, Vacations, Or Parties – Write a paragraph describing your experience of the event, using precise and sensory language.

Bringing Scenes to Life – Hiking through the woods made Kevin feel very close to nature.

Sensory Language – Describe your school for someone who has never been there before. Use sensory language.

Language That Makes Sense – Use sensory details based on the information provided.

Precision Power! – The shrill blast of the fire alarm startled Adam out of a deep sleep.

What Have You Done? – Write a descriptive paragraph about something you did recently.

Saying Precisely What You Mean – Think about a place that is familiar to you. What is it?

Filmmakers and Experts – Filmmakers often hire experts in various fields to help them get the details in their movies right.