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Friday, 30 October 2015

Beneath the cloud.

Beneath the clouds of Venus 8 by John O’Brien
SJ P.2 N.1 1993

WALT: Use a graphic organiser to organise information from a text
WALT: identify adjectives in noun phrases.

This story gives us lots of information about planets but what bits are facts (True) and which are fiction (made up)? Complete this graphic organiser to detail all of the information from the text.


Learning about the planets
              Factint true
  Fiction -  faked
Venus  is completely  covered in cloud. And there is  life on venus. there is only rock, sand, air and the rain in venus.
Venus is much  brighter than any  stars, and ism often seen in the west, just after  sunset.There were floating  islands on those ocean and waves as high as the mountain.    

This story uses many adjectives (describing words) to describe the nouns (planet's, oceans and mountains)

Locate some noun phrases and underline the adjective.
eg. there were enormous trees
     the fluorescent clouds
Find 5 more examples

  1. science fiction books.
  2. there were endless ocean.
  3. there were huge swamp.
  4. there was pouring rain.
  5. there is burning acid.

1 comment:

  1. Hi Mary,
    you've found some great descriptive words. Just check your Fact/Fiction table, as the first part "Venus is much brighter than any stars, and ism often seen in the west, just after sunset." is actually true. Fact.

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