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I ate/eight pizza for dinner last night.
Ate.
The scratchy mittens were rough on my hands.
What sense does the word "scratchy" appeal to?
Sense of Touch.
Also acceptable: Touch, or Feeling.
The pitcher threw/through the baseball.
Threw.
The bright sun peeked out from behind the clouds.
What sense does the word "bright" appeal to?
Sense of Sight.
Also acceptable: Sight, or Seeing.
I scent/sent/cent the letter by mail.
Sent.
The cinnamon-scented candle reminded me of the candy Hot Tamales.
What sense does the word "cinnamon-scented" appeal to?
Sense of Smell.
Also acceptable: Smell, or Smelling.
Ms. Frey read the sentence aloud/allowed.
Aloud.
The clowns got out of the tiny car and honked their horns.
What are the 2 sensory words in this sentence?
Tiny and Honked.
Give yourself 5 points for each correct response.
Good friends are always they're/there/their for you.
There.
The wind howled through the trees.
What sense does the word "howled" appeal to?
Sense of Sound.
Also acceptable: Sound, or Hearing.
If I had x-ray vision, I could see threw/through walls.
Through.
The cupcakes were arranged in five neat rose/rows.
Rows.
The fresh, juicy berries made for a great snack.
What sense does the word "juicy" appeal to?
Sense of Taste.
Also acceptable: Taste, or Tasting.
Eastern Elementary's 4th Graders knew/new their homophones.
Knew.
Do you know wear/where the playground is?
Where.
The kitten's fur was silky soft.
What is the sensory word in the sentence?
Silky.
They're/There/Their the cutest puppies ever!
They're.
If you sharpen your pencil too much it will break/brake.
Break.
The crunchy leaves crinkled as I walked on them.
What are the 2 sensory words in this sentence?
Crunchy and Crinkled.
Give yourself 10 points for each correct response.
The rotten fish stunk up the whole house.
What is the sensory word in this sentence?
Rotten.
The trees lose they're/there/their leaves in the fall.
Their.
Make sure to clothes/close the door before you leave.
Closes.
Flashes of color lit up the night sky as the fireworks exploded.
What is the sensory word in this sentence?
Flashes.
The rain came beating down, washing away the sidewalk drawings.
What is the sensory word in this sentence?
Beating.
Unfortunately, dogs are not aloud/allowed in school.
Allowed.