Adding details to writing

How are you doing today?

• I am great!

• I am fine.

• I don't feel my best.

• I am upset or having a bad day.

There are different ways to add details to our writing. Answering questions helps us decide what to write.

Match the question words with their pictures.

• What kind?

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• How?

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• Why?

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• When?

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• Where?

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Put the words in this simple sentence in the correct order.

• Jose

• climbed

• the

• mountain.

Which sentence adds details to tell when Jose climbed the mountain?

• Jose climbed the icy mountain.

• Jose huffed and puffed up the mountain.

• On his tenth birthday, Jose climbed the mountain.

Put the words in this simple sentence in the correct order.

• Romina

• took

• a

• test.

Which sentence adds details to tell what kind of test Romina took?

• After lunch, Romina took a test.

• Romina took a long language test in Mrs. Coyle's class.

• Romina worked hard on the test.

Put the words in this simple sentence in the correct order.

• Blessing's

• dog

• barked.

Which sentence adds details to tell how Blessing's dog barked?

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• Blessing's dog barked loudly when she got home from school.

• Blessing's little white dog barked.

• At 7:00 in the morning, Blessing's dog barked.

Put the words in this simple sentence in the right order.

• Alessandra

• planted

• a

• seed.

Rewrite this sentence to include more details!

Alessandra planted a seed.

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