Nikau Palm
WALT:
- write a descriptive paragraph
- use a variety of descriptive words to make my writing interesting
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Topic: Nikau Palm
Audience: GMS, worldwide blog audience
Purpose: To clearly describe the features of a nikau palm so people can recognise and identify it in the school environment
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Text type: Description
Task: You are going to describe to your audience what a nikau palm looks like and its identifying features. Remember to use a variety of descriptive words and phrases so you create a picture in your reader’s mind. Model
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Key Vocabulary: Use your describe bubble as the basis for your description. Click on this link to see some more words you could include.
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Structure:
Topic Sentence: Introduces the topic by giving a basic sentence describing what the paragraph is going to be about.
Supporting sentences: Provides the detail of the tree from top to bottom to create the picture in the reader’s mind (sensory detail, adjectives). Tell about it’s features, where it grows and what it does.
Concluding sentence: Sums up the important detail and gives an overall impression of the topic.
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Check and Share
2. Highlight the descriptive vocabulary you have used in your paragraph.
3. Copy and paste your description into a google drawing, add images then post on your blog.
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Use this to plan your ideas
Topic Sentence: the nikau palm tree is a beautiful plant in the nature of new zealand The nïkau palm is a tree to New Zealand and i was found in the North Island and the northern South Island from the Marlborough Sounds and Nelson south to near Okarito in the west and Banks Peninsula near Christchurch in the east
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Support #1: on the branch it is spiky and really rufe like a hundred nails on a fluffy blanket
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Support #2
The leaves are pointy and green like an trangla shape like a big mountain.
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Support #3:its a new zealand tree that we found the nikau palm is the only native tree to new zealand .
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Concluding sentence:They are a pretty tree that are in new zealand with green pointy leaves and a brown trunk that is bumpy and it's like dirty dirt and is the only native tree to new zealand.
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