📚 Part 1: Language Features - Definitions and Examples

Symbolism: Using objects, colours, or actions to represent deeper meanings or ideas.

Example: "The wilted rose on her desk symbolised the end of their friendship."

Imagery: Vivid and descriptive language that appeals to the senses (sight, sound, smell, taste, touch).

Example: "The salty breeze carried the sharp cry of seagulls across the golden sand."

Simile: A comparison between two different things using 'like' or 'as'.

Example: "Her laughter bubbled like a mountain stream."

Metaphor: A direct comparison between two different things without using 'like' or 'as'.

Example: "The classroom was a battlefield of flying paper aeroplanes."

✍️ Part 2: Creative Writing Prompt

Your Task: Write a descriptive piece (300-400 words) about a significant place or moment in your life. This could be:

A childhood memory

Your favourite place

A moment of achievement

A time of change or challenge

A special celebration

Other: ________________________

Requirements: You must use at least two of the language features above (symbolism, imagery, simile, metaphor) in your writing.

📝 Part 3: Planning Space

1. What place or moment will you write about?

2. Which language features will you focus on? (Choose at least 2)

Symbolism

Imagery

Simile

Metaphor

3. Brainstorm key words, phrases, or ideas:

✨ Part 4: Draft Your Creative Writing

Write your descriptive piece here (300-400 words):

✅ Part 5: Self-Assessment Checklist

Tick the boxes to show what you have included in your writing:

Language Features Used:

Symbolism - I used objects, colours, or actions to represent deeper meanings

Imagery - I included vivid descriptions that appeal to the senses

Simile - I made comparisons using 'like' or 'as'

Metaphor - I made direct comparisons without using 'like' or 'as'

Writing Quality:

My writing clearly describes a significant place or moment

I have used at least two different language features effectively

My writing is between 300-400 words

I have checked my spelling and grammar

My writing creates a clear picture for the reader

One thing I'm proud of in my writing:

One thing I could improve next time:

Creative Language Features Worksheet

Creative Language Features Worksheet

📚 Part 1: Language Features - Definitions and Examples

✍️ Part 2: Creative Writing Prompt

📝 Part 3: Planning Space

✨ Part 4: Draft Your Creative Writing

✅ Part 5: Self-Assessment Checklist

Language Features Used:

Writing Quality:

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