Fantastic Adjectives
Add a descriptive adjective to each highlighted noun to make
the sentence more interesting! Use the word box for inspiriation, or think of
your own adjectives. Rewrite each sentence with your new adjectives. Be sure to
change a to an if the adjectives begins with a vowel.
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Dangerous
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Amazing
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Dark
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Enchanted
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Beautiful
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Brave
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Graceful
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Magical
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Powerful
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Terrible
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Intimidating
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Graceful
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Charming
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Glorious
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Horrible
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Fearless
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The knight slayed the dragon.
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A princess is trapped in the tower.
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The wizard cast a spell.
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The unicorn galloped through the forest.
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A fairy flies through the sky.
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The dwarves have beards.
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Eyes Front! Idiom Practice
Idioms are sayings that have a figurative meaning that is
different from its literal, or real, meaning.
For example, “eyes front” means to pay attention, not move
your eyes.
Below are images of the literal meaning of some common
idioms. Write a sentence using the idiom
and then explain the figurative meaning of the idiom.
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