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The lake has the most fantastic colors that I have seen.

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There is a lovely big new shine american city!

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The buildings are very tall, the view of the buildings and the streets are very nice.
The buildings are bigger than in Colombia
The buildings are the biggest

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1. Fifty Awesome Adjectives

This is a great game for kids to expand their vocabulary and improve their creative writing skills.

Ask students to see the picture of one of a places.

Give them a piece of paper ( virtual in padlet) and ask them to write sentences describing the place using as many adjectives as possible.

Encourage them to be creative in their descriptions. Instead of a bland statement like, "There are four trees in the garden," you want something like, "There are four tall, twisty trees with thick, bushy, green leaves in the shady garden." The goal is to include 50 different adjectives in their description of the place.

Once that's done, ask them to trade descriptions with one another.

Ask each student to mark each adjective they find with a highlighter. If the other student finds at least 50 awesome adjectives, they can put a sticker on the description.

Put the descriptions, along with the pictures, on a bulletin board in the room. Students can be proud of their achievements and see the photos of their favorite places often.

If someone is truly stuck and cannot find enough adjectives, you can allow them to look up new words using a thesaurus so their vocabulary expands. That way, everyone wins, and students grow!