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Transport your KS3 students into the captivating realm of Philip Pullman’s Northern Lights with our engaging sensory writing worksheet! Designed to enhance creative writing skills, this resource encourages students to explore and articulate their sensory experiences through Lyra’s journey.

What’s Included?

• Text Excerpt: Dive into a vivid passage from Northern Lights, rich with sensory details that set the stage for exploration and imagination.
• Vocabulary Task: Build language skills by defining key words from the extract, enhancing students’ understanding of context and meaning.
• Language Techniques Analysis: Analyze impactful phrases and identify literary devices, deepening comprehension of how language shapes imagery and emotion.
• Mind Mapping Activity: Encourage creativity and critical thinking by mapping out the senses, allowing students to visualize and articulate Lyra’s sensory experiences vividly.
• Creative Writing Prompt: Step into Lyra’s shoes! Students will craft their own descriptive account of her first moments on land, incorporating rich imagery and a variety of language techniques like simile and metaphor.
• Peer Review: Foster collaboration and feedback through a structured peer review process, where students can support each other’s growth in writing.
Why Choose This Worksheet?
• Engaging Content: Stimulates imagination through a beloved literary work, making learning enjoyable and relatable.
• Skill Development: Enhances vocabulary, comprehension, and writing skills while promoting sensory awareness.
• Flexible Use: Ideal for classroom settings, homework assignments, or writing workshops, adaptable for various teaching styles.

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