Adjectives, Attributes and Details Oh My! A collection of activities including file folders, barrier game and interactive writing tasks designed to build vocabulary and boost descriptive language skills.

What's Included:

Word to Picture Matching File Folder Activities:

• Animal Adjectives: Match descriptive words with corresponding animal images

• Food Adjectives: Match descriptive words with corresponding illustrations of food items

Clue-It Barrier Activity: a dynamic way for students to guess and describe items.

• 48 Illustrated Cards: Featuring common objects. "Magnifying Glass/Pocket": One student hides a card in their "magic pocket" while their partner asks questions and collects clues to figure out the object.

• Question Prompts/Visual Cues: Aid students in formulating questions to help them with the Clue-It Barrier Activity.

• Detective Notes: Illustrated with a charming detective and dog, these notes come in ½ or full page sizes, available in color or black and white, to record clues and observations.

“Guess What” Interactive Writing Activity:

• Writing Template: Encourages students to describe a "mystery" object with a lined space for creative writing.

• Interactive Question Mark Flaps: Attach to the writing piece to add an interactive element (available in red background, black and white, or red question mark with white background).

• “Guess What” Sign: An 8x10 print to enhance your bulletin bulletin board display.

• Activity Descriptions Informative sign outlining the goals of the writing activity and its educational benefits.

Describe with 5-Senses Word Bank and Graphic Organizer: Available in color and black and white, these tools help students use sensory details to describe objects.

Worksheets:

• Adjective Search: 11 sentences where students underline adjectives, available in color and black and white.

• Using Adjectives Graphic Organizer: features an object in the center of the circle surrounded by lines. Includes images of ice cream, apple, puppy, and clown, plus a blank organizer for students to describe their own topic.

• Use 3 Adjectives to Describe One Item Worksheet: Fill-in-the-blank sentences for practice, available in both color and black and white.