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Hope Education - Pencil Prompts for Adjectives: Educational Tool for Language Development and Creative Writing

Hope Education - Pencil Prompts for Adjectives: Educational Tool for Language Development and Creative Writing

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Make writing pop with Pencil Prompts! Brought to you by Hope Education, Pencil Prompts Adjectives have been carefully created to support children’s understanding and use of exciting, emotive and imaginative vocabulary.

These Pencil Prompts are complete with 50 wooden pencil sticks, each displaying an amazing adjective, such as ‘courageous’, ‘considerate’ and ‘colossal’! Perfect for developing high level language and building storytelling skills, pupils will love this tactile approach towards descriptive writing. This resource serves as a handy tabletop support, enabling pupils to embed WOW words within their writing, during English lessons and beyond. Pencil Prompts Adjectives are sure to point pupils in the right direction!

What’s in the Box?

  • 50 x wooden pencil sticks, each printed with an amazing adjective
  • 1 x cylindrical cardboard storage tube

Reasons to Love

  • Pencil Prompts are versatile and adaptable. This resource can be used within a standalone English activity, as an accessible classroom support or even as part of a Writing working wall.
  • Provides a multi-sensory approach which makes language development fun and engaging. Both visual and tactile, this resource will support a wide variety of learners and learning types.
  • Plastic free, reusable and ethically sourced, so you can invest in learning which feels as good as it looks!

Learning Outcomes

  • Use to support the development of descriptive spoken language across your entire school, promoting a culture of oracy and verbal storytelling.
  • Excellent for encouraging children to use advanced adjectives and write creatively, particularly within English lessons throughout Key Stage 2, but also across the wider curriculum.
  • Use as part of a targeted intervention amongst pupils who particularly struggle to incorporate exciting, emotive or imaginative language within their writing. 
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