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Use Your Senses

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

Lesson 2
Mild
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Date
Chef Polpetta

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

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Tick the right one

aI could see the steam.I could see that it was nice.sense
bI could hear that it was good.I could hear the spoons clinking.sense
cThe bread smelled of butter.The bread smelled lovely and great.sense
dThe cup felt hot in my hands.The cup felt amazing.sense
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Find the 3 mistakes

Come to our café! It looks nice. The chairs feel lovely. You can hear the coffee machine hissing. The cakes look amazing.
One sentence really does use a sense. Leave that one alone.
Write the corrections here
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Use Your Senses

Lesson 2 · Mild · side 2

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Now you write

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Word banksteamclinkingwarm breadstickysharp lemon
a Something you can see in a kitchen:
I could see
b Something you can hear in a kitchen:
I could hear
c Something you can smell in a kitchen:
I could smell
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Help Polpetta

Chef Polpetta

I reviewed the new bakery! It looked nice. It looked clean. It looked lovely inside. Three sentences! That is plenty, no?

Tell Polpetta one sense he forgot, then write one sentence for him.
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