The Royal Bride Descriptive Prewriting

Topic: Choose a person, a place, or an object about which you have strong feelings and describe the topic you have selected using details that appeal to the five senses. Your paragraph must be at least 200 words.
Overall impression/point: This will be your descriptive overall impression of your topic. What specific impression do you want your audience to have of this person, place, or object? Include at least 1 very specific descriptive word.
Audience: Be specific in selecting your audience. Who would be interested in hearing this description? Who might benefit by hearing about this subject?
Purpose: To inform? To entertain? To persuade? Choose one or perhaps a combination of two.
Topic Sentence: Combine your topic and your overall impression into a complete sentence. Remember, you are physically describing your topic.
Your Vantage Point: Where are you physically in relation to what you are describing? Are you fixed in one place, or are you moving?
Spatial Order: Pick the order in which you will present your details: near to far, left to right, head to toe, outside to in?
Brainstorm Sensory Details: Brainstorm a list of details that are specific and appeal to as many of the five senses as possible: sights, sounds, tastes, textures, and smells related to your topic and your overall impression. If you cannot reasonably include all of the senses, that is fine.
Plan: Arrange your sensory details in an order according to your chosen spatial order, just as shown in your textbook. Create your plan in the space provided in the Descriptive Paragraph Prewriting Template (attached).

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