An -ous Story
(visual/oral/auditory/kinesthetic)
Have students form adjectives with -ous from the words listed.
Then ask students to write a short, short story, silly or serious, using four or more of the -ous words. Have students use a class dictionary for help.
You may want to ask volunteers to read their stories aloud.
scandal ridicule mystery nerve joy marvel continue envy fury humor luxury |
(scandalous) (ridiculous) (mysterious) (nervous) (joyous) (marvelous) (continuous) (envious) (furious) (humorous) (luxurious) |
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