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4.3.1 Essay writing
Indigenous Languages · Grade 9 · 2 lessons in the design
What this covers
- Steps in writing a descriptive essay
- The parts of a descriptive essay: introduction, body and conclusion
- Using adjectives to describe a safe and an unsafe public place
- Writing and publishing a descriptive essay of 280 to 320 words
What you will be able to do
- explain the steps involved in writing a descriptive essay for information
- write a descriptive essay for effective communication
- recognise the role of writing on various topics for creative expression and enjoyment
Key questions
“How can we describe events, people and things accurately?”
“How should one behave in public places to avoid putting others in danger?”
Lessons
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Plan a descriptive essay
40 min · 1 practice tasks · quizExplain the steps and parts of a descriptive essay, then plan and draft the introduction for a public place.
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Write and publish the essay
40 min · 1 practice tasks · quizWrite, revise and publish a descriptive essay of 280 to 320 words on safety in public places.