Setting descriptions tells how a place smells, looks, feels and sounds.
To describe the smell use adjectives like: stinky, and cold.
To describe the look use adjectives like: big, and black.
To describe the feel use adjectives like: hard, and soft.
To describe the sound use adjectives like: loud, and silent.
Describing the smell, the look, the feeling and the sound help the reader know more about a place.
LI:to write a setting description
LI.to assess consequences.
I learnt to rate the list of situations. As a group we looked at five different risk definitions. The five risk definitions
are low, likely, possible, elevated, and extreme.
First we read the situation. Then we had to figure out what rating. we would gi up to five One is low risk and five is
extreme risk.
Next we wrote the consequences for each situation. This means we listed everything that could’ve happened.
Then we came up with different types of situations. We made three situations for the five different risks ratings.
I learned that everything has a risk.
