Narrative Writing-Transitional Words and Sensory Details
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English
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5th Grade
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Easy
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CCSS
L.2.1E, RI.5.4, RI.6.10
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Peta Atkinson
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Celeste sat quietly in the cold night air, all her senses aware of her surroundings.
, the full moon lit the night sky like a lantern, both illuminating and casting shadows on the snowy landscape beneath it.
a gray wolf howled, calling to Celeste across the snowy meadow from the slopes of the snow-capped mountains.
, Celeste’s ancestors had trekked to this same spot. They had forged a relationship with the wolves and the mountains and the moon.
, it was Celeste’s turn to take up the responsibility of those who had come before her. Raising her eyes to the moon and her arms to the mountains, she returned the wolves’ call
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Jordon felt his racing heart catch in his throat, his breathing becoming faster. He felt lightheaded, even dizzy, as he looked down from the top of the platform attached to the bridge over the canyon.
, when his friends had suggested bungee-jumping from the bridge, he’d thought it sounded like great fun, a real adventure!
, he was definitely having second thoughts.
, he inched forward on the platform, keenly aware that everyone was watching him.
, determined not to let his fear keep him from taking the plunge, Li Xun closed his eyes and tilted his body forward into tthe open space.
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Choose at least TWO transition words or phrases from the boxes to write a short narrative paragraph that logically connects the sentences. Underline or highlight the transition words or phrases you used. Also use a sensory words to show what you see, hear, feel, taste and smell,
first of all
overhead
instantly
long ago
as a result
now
in the distance
rather
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