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Use Your Senses

Describing a place by what you see, hear, smell, taste and touch

Lesson 2 of 10
Year 3

Task 1 gives the letter of the right option as printed on the sheet. Task 2 lists the mistakes in the order they appear, with the correction. Task 3 and 4 answers are models, not the only acceptable wording: any answer that uses the rule the lesson taught should be credited.

MildA sense is something your body notices. Eyes, ears, nose, tongue, skin.

1 · Tick the right one

a Ab Bc Ad AA = left option, B = right option

3 · Now you write

Model answers
  1. I could see steam rising from the big pan.
  2. I could hear the spoons clinking in the sink.
  3. I could smell warm bread in the oven.

4 · Help Polpetta

He forgot his nose. He only used his eyes. The bakery smelled of warm bread and sugar.

2 · Find the 3 mistakes

1It looks nice.It looks bright and clean.
2The chairs feel lovely.The chairs feel soft.
3The cakes look amazing.The cakes look golden and sticky.

You can hear the coffee machine hissing is the real sense (the decoy). Any word a body could actually see or feel is acceptable in the corrections.

MediumAsk yourself: which part of me notices this? If nothing does, it is an opinion, not a sense.

1 · Tick the right one

a Ab Bc Bd BA = left option, B = right option

3 · Now you write

Model answers
  1. Tick: traders shouting their prices, the clatter of crates · A dog barked at the pigeons under the fruit stall.
  2. Tick: warm bread, burnt sugar · The bakery smelled of hot butter and cinnamon.
  3. Tick: smooth, icy · The coin felt cold and smooth, like a bit of ice in my palm.

4 · Help Polpetta

He forgot sound, smell, taste and touch. He only used his eyes. The bakery smelled of warm bread and cinnamon. The ovens hummed behind the counter.

2 · Find the 3 mistakes

1The room looks beautifulThe room looks bright and full of steam
2the tables feel wonderfulthe tables feel smooth and cool
3Our soup tastes amazing.Our soup tastes of lemon and salt.

You can smell garlic and the trams rattle past are the two real senses (the decoys). Any real sense word is acceptable in the corrections.

SpicyTwo senses chosen well beat five crammed in. Pick the ones that suit the place.

1 · Tick the right one

a Ab Bc Bd AA = left option, B = right option

3 · Now you write

Model answers
  1. The fridge hummed in the dark and the tiles felt cold under my feet.
  2. Waves crashed onto the shingle and the wind stung my cheeks.
  3. The kitchen was silent: no pans, no hissing, just one tap dripping. The missing sound makes the reader nervous, waiting for something to happen.

4 · Help Polpetta

Warm bread smelled of butter and the ovens roared behind the counter. The crust crackled when I bit into it and the sugar stuck to my fingers.

2 · Find the 4 mistakes

1The night market was a wonderful experience.The night market buzzed with voices and sizzling pans.
2Everything felt magical.The air felt warm and sticky on my skin.
3The crowd was lovely.The crowd pressed warm against my shoulders.
4It was all quite incredible.My ears were still ringing with it on the way home.

The three real senses are the lamps and shadows (sight), the fried dough (smell) and the violin (sound). Any rewrite that names something a body can notice is acceptable.

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