We have been learning how to write descriptions of things to improve our writing so one day we did this for a reading activity. You had to think carefully before you decided which group of ideas the sentence would go in.
Bye.
Reading: 27th June, 2016
To organise descriptive sentences into groups of similar ideas.
Introduction
Who or what are you describing? Monkeys
Looks like
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Moves like
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Lives like
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Colour code these sentences to show which paragraph they would fit in.
Monkeys have to search for their food every day in the forest.
Most monkeys have very clever hands but they do not have fingernails.
Monkeys live in family groups and feed their babies milk.
Monkeys can climb trees easily, swing from branch to branch and leap from tree to tree.
They run along branches and sometimes walk or run along the ground.
Many monkeys have soft furry bodies and long tails.
Most monkeys are omnivores, although they prefer seeds and fruit to meat.
Most monkeys tails are very long.
Most monkeys look a bit like a skinny, hairy human with a tail.
Monkeys live in the forest where the trees provide food and shelter.
