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Free Mystery Bag Oral Description Framework

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Mystery Bag - Description Framework

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  • Letter to parents
  • Description Framework page
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  • I love this idea - it is great for oral language, communication skills and the description language process.

  • Children are rostered on to take home the Mystery Bag.  

  • The bag is taken home with a note to the parents explaining that children need to bring in a mystery object chosen from home for the next day.

  • Children are also to come up with some clues about their object with the help of their parents.

  • A framework for organising descriptions (see below) could also be sent home to be utilized formally by actually writing clues down, or for younger children, as a guide for discussing the clues.

  • Back at school, draw up a large version of this framework on the board, or chart and fill it in as the whole class sorts through the clues provided by the 'mystery bag' holder.  

  • This framework is also great for guiding questions about the object from the class.

    Please share your ideas and add your Suggestions for Use for - Mystery Bag Description Framework - to comments section below.... Enjoy!
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