CTC's WWTB: Our first descriptive paragraphs

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John'smom
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CTC's WWTB: Our first descriptive paragraphs

Post by John'smom » Wed Sep 04, 2013 7:28 am

The kids wanted me to share their descriptive paragraphs that they just finished.

John: A manatee is a giant, gray mammal. It paddles with its rounded flippers and uses its tail as a rudder. They seem to smile happily as they sleep. These aquatic mammals have long, pointy whiskers like a cat. A manatee can float gracefully in a tank of water. This giant also consumes lettuce. A manatee is a picture of God's greatness.

Gracie: My doll is very beautiful. Elisabeth has golden silky hair and a pair of blue eyes. She lovingly greets you with a smile that is rosey and pink. A fine blue dress with silver lines adorns her as her clothing. She looks quite lovely.
Edwena
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lissiejo
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Re: CTC's WWTB: Our first descriptive paragraphs

Post by lissiejo » Wed Sep 04, 2013 11:13 am

Those are lovely!
Melissa (Pastor's wife in NC)

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Rose (12-years-old) - Revival to Revolution
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pjdobro
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Re: CTC's WWTB: Our first descriptive paragraphs

Post by pjdobro » Wed Sep 04, 2013 7:09 pm

Very nice! I love the variety and intensity of their descriptive words! :D
Patty in NC

b/g twins '02 Rev2Rev 2014/15
previously enjoyed LHFHG, BLHFHG, Bigger, Preparing, CTC, RTR
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