Write With Sensory Details

Grade 3 - Writing - Building Confidence

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  1. Which Grade 3 sentence uses sensory detail to show a science museum exhibit?

    • a muddy soccer cleat by the door
    • Blue sparks snapped inside the glass globe as students leaned closer.
    • The place was there.
    • Something happened at the place.
  2. Which detail helps the reader feel the tide pool?

    • cold water swirling around slick rocks
    • a pencil rolling across a desk
    • a regular thing nearby
    • a place to stand
  3. Revise the dull sentence "The globe was good." Which version adds a specific sensory detail?

    • It was very good.
    • The thing was there.
    • a muddy soccer cleat by the door
    • The glass globe glowed with thin blue sparks.
  4. Which adjective gives a useful sensory description of the globe?

    • maybe
    • because
    • glowing
    • under
  5. Which sentence adds a feeling detail connected to a science museum exhibit?

    • The exhibit was interesting.
    • a muddy soccer cleat by the door
    • Malik stepped back in surprise when the sparks crackled.
    • Blue sparks snapped inside the glass globe as students leaned closer.
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