Why do some children seem to be gifted writers while others struggle and write way below their grade level, even though they have a good spoken vocabulary?  The answer is suprisingly simple, easy to teach and learn.  

Effective descriptive writers are able to create a full sensory picture;  they are able to put the reader into the setting, so they feel they are in the story and not just reading it as a distant observer.  The reader seems to experience the setting;  the writer hasn't told them about it, but they have shown it to them.  This is a gifted writer and what makes a piece of written work stand out from the crowd!  

So how can you teach this to your child?  Well, the answer is very simple.  It can also be taught to very young writers from as young as five.

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