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Descriptive Writing Worksheet

The Descriptive Writing Worksheet aims to assist beginner-level English learners in effectively describing a person, place, or object using simple vocabulary and sentence structures. It includes sections on understanding descriptive writing, vocabulary building, and prompts for describing a favorite place, along with a self-checklist for reviewing their writing. The worksheet encourages the use of sensory details and full sentences to enhance descriptions.

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Descriptive Writing Worksheet

The Descriptive Writing Worksheet aims to assist beginner-level English learners in effectively describing a person, place, or object using simple vocabulary and sentence structures. It includes sections on understanding descriptive writing, vocabulary building, and prompts for describing a favorite place, along with a self-checklist for reviewing their writing. The worksheet encourages the use of sensory details and full sentences to enhance descriptions.

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Descriptive Writing Worksheet

� Objective:

To help beginner-level English learners describe a person, place, or object using simple
vocabulary and sentence structure.

� PART 1: What is Descriptive Writing?

Descriptive writing is when you use words to help someone imagine what something looks,
smells, feels, sounds, or tastes like.
It helps others see things clearly in their mind.

Example:
❌ Bad: My room is nice.
❌ Good: My room has yellow walls, a soft bed, and a big window that lets in sunlight.

� PART 2: Vocabulary Builder

Use these words to help describe things:

 Colors: red, blue, green, yellow, white, black


 Size: big, small, tall, short, wide, tiny
 Feel: soft, hard, rough, smooth, warm, cold
 Smell: sweet, fresh, bad, spicy, strong
 Sound: loud, quiet, soft, musical, noisy

� PART 3: Describe Your Favorite Place

Choose one place that you like very much. It can be your room, your kitchen, a garden, a shop,
or a temple.

Answer these questions:

1. What place are you describing?


2. What does it look like? (Color, shape, size)
3. What do you hear there?
4. What do you smell there?
5. What do you feel when you are there?
6. Why do you like this place?

� PART 4: Write Your Description

Now use your answers to write 6–8 sentences about your favorite place.
Try to use describing words and full sentences.

(Leave space for 6–8 lines of writing.)

� PART 5: Check Your Writing – Self Checklist

 Did I write about one place only?


 Did I use words to describe how it looks, sounds, feels, or smells?
 Did I use full sentences with capital letters and punctuation?
 Did I use at least 5 describing words?
 Did I try my best?

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