Writing Activity

Hullo people! This post is for all of the writers out there (just like me!). This activity helps with your ability to describe this in your writing. :) I myself recently did it, and it's really fun to do so I thought I might share it with you. :) Even if you do write regularly I highly encourage you to try this!

 But before we get started, I would like to give a HUGE shout-out to......

Melody Silverleaf!!!!

Ever since you started following my blog you have commented and viewed 

all of my posts. Thank you so much, this really means a lot to me. 

For those of you who don't know about Melody's blog, you can check

it out here.

I would appreciate if all of you also commented on my posts and did not just wait for the

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shops and also to gain me more viewers. There is no point in having more giveaways 

if you guys don't comment on my other posts. :(

Please I beg you from the very bottom of my heart. 

Comment, share, and like my posts. 

A Writing Activity 

For Young Authors

You will need:

An Apple

A Pencil

And Your Writer's Notebook

(you can even use a piece of paper if you don't have a writer's notebook:)

Simply take your apple and place it in front of you.

Write down words that describe the apple.

Remember, ONLY use your sense of SIGHT!!

What I wrote down:

Brown, Stem, Red, Shiny, Light, Polka-Dots,

Round/Oval Shaped,  Lines, Hole, Center, And White.

Now hold the apple and write down all

the words that describe what you feel.

Use ONLY your sense of touch.

What I wrote down:

Smooth, Cold, Rough, And Lumpy.

Next take your apple and cut it open. 

Smell it. Write down words that described what you smelled.

What I wrote down:

Sweet, And Fragrance.

Take your apple and bite into it.

However do not focus on what it tastes like.

Use your sense of hearing.

What I wrote down:

Crunch. LOL

Last but not least, bite your apple again, 

but use your sense of taste.

 What I wrote down:

Sweet, Apples, Moist, Juicy, And Chunky.

As I said before, this helps with describing things,

and also helps you understand how important the use of adjectives is in your story.

I would appreciate at LEAST 3 comments before I post again.

Please note: These pictures are not mine. I would have taken my own,

but unfortunately I did not have enough time.

Thank you so much.

I hope you enjoyed!

In a while!!

                   Aliah