WALT write a character description of a person we know very well.
We know we have achieved this when we …
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have written about the
person’s physical appearance (the way they look).
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have written about the
person’s behaviour (how they speak or act).
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have written about how they
affect other people (what do they do to make you notice them).
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have written about the
person’s environment and belongings.
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used descriptive words to
make a picture in the mind of the reader
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My Dad by Josh Sanders
My dad has a dark
brown beard and brown hair like a tree trunk. He has a silver and black ring
and a golden chain necklace. He is 41 years old. He has hair bits on his arms
and legs and he has dark brown eyes. He is very tall, taller than his car. He
has dark brown skin. His behaviour is like an amazing parent. He lets me go on
his drums to play with too. He gives me so much help to practise my cricket and
he is funny. His environment is tidy, no marks allowed and no kicking balls
over the fence. His belongings are his car, his trophies, medals, hats and the
house and furniture.
Feedback:
You have used some good descriptive words
and really told me about your Dad. You have also tried to use some similes- e.g.
brown hair like a tree trunk.
Next
steps:
1.
You now need to work on starting
sentences in different ways. And begin to use paragraphs to break your story
into sections
2.
Give a little more detail for
some of your things e.g. What sort of car does he have? What were the trophies
and the medals for and what did they look like?
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