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    This document provides guidance on how to incorporate sensory details into writing. It explains that sensory details are facts collected through the five senses and can give readers a clear idea of what is being described. It then lists examples of sight, sound, touch, taste, and smell words that can be used as sensory details when writing. The document concludes by offering tips for revising descriptive paragraphs to strongly create impressions and vivid mental images through concrete sensory details.

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    This document provides guidance on how to incorporate sensory details into writing. It explains that sensory details are facts collected through the five senses and can give readers a clear idea of what is being described. It then lists examples of sight, sound, touch, taste, and smell words that can be used as sensory details when writing. The document concludes by offering tips for revising descriptive paragraphs to strongly create impressions and vivid mental images through concrete sensory details.

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    This document provides guidance on how to incorporate sensory details into writing. It explains that sensory details are facts collected through the five senses and can give readers a clear idea of what is being described. It then lists examples of sight, sound, touch, taste, and smell words that can be used as sensory details when writing. The document concludes by offering tips for revising descriptive paragraphs to strongly create impressions and vivid mental images through concrete sensory details.

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    How To Incorporate Sensory Detail in Writing

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    How to Incorporate

    Sensory Detail in
    Writing
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    ns o
    Se
    Are facts that are collected
    through the 5 senses.
    Use sensory details in writing to give the
    read a clear idea of what you are
    describing.
    pl e
    am
    Ex
    Ask
    What do you see?

    What do you hear?

    What do you feel?

    What do you smell?

    What do you taste?


    Sight Sound Touch Taste Smell

    Brilliant Clamor Cool Bland Foul

    Dingy Hiss Dusty Creamy Perfumed

    Gloomy Mumble Fluffy Gingery Putrid

    Shadowy Rant Gooey Nauseating Spicy

    Striped Squeal Prickly Peppery Sweet

    Tarnished Thud Slippery Rotten Rancid

    Twinkling Whimper Velvety Scrumptious Musty


    Revising a Descriptive
    Paragraph
    1. Have I created a strong impression?
    2. Have I created a vivid mental image through
    the use of sensory details?
    3. Have I used concrete words/descriptive
    adjectives?
    4. Do my details support the main idea of the
    paragraph?
    Activity
    Choose a picture or item close to you.
    Without naming what the picture or item is,
    Write a paragraph describing it using sensory details
    We will read it in class and
    See if we can guess what’s in the picture or what the
    item is that you describe.
    Works Cited

    http://www.perucsd.org/claun
    dree/sensoryword20list.pdf

    http://mrstolin.wikispaces.com
    /file/view/Sensory+Details,+po
    werpoint,+pdf.pdf

    http://www.ehow.com/info_120
    16990_activities-teaching-sensor
    y-details.html

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