Year 5 - English
Rich vocabulary associated with a meal
Taste and smell words
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Year 5 - English
Taste and smell words
In this unit, pupils learn a wider range of vocabulary to support writing descriptively about characters, settings and scenes, including ambitious vocabulary for taste and smell words that can be applied to descriptive writing passages.
You will learn to effectively use the words 'meagre' and 'hearty' and other rich vocabulary associated with a meal.
'Meagre' is an adjective which means limited, small or not enough. 'Hearty' is an adjective which means filling or wholesome.
a naming word for people, places or things.
Mistake: Pupils will need further explanation on some of the more abstract word pairs. For example, a 'humble opinion' or a 'hearty welcome'. Correction: For each word pair that is more abstract, ask the pupils why something might be described in that way and put the word pair in a sentence to model to the pupils how to use it correctly.
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