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The Enchanted Forest
DESCRIBING A FOREST
COLOUR

LEVEL 1

LEVEL 2

LEVEL 3

LEVEL 4

LEVEL 5

bamboo-

teak-brown

conker-

umber-brown mahogany-

brown forest

forest

brown forest

forest

brown forest

nut-brown

tannin-brown

oak-brown

beech-brown

almond-

forest

forest

forest

forest

brown forest

1. The bamboo-brown forest was a leafy paradise.
2. The teak-brown forest was a woody heaven.
3. The conker-brown forest was a botanic wonderland.
4. The beech-brown forest was a sylvan Shangri la.
5. The mahogany-brown forest was an arboreal lotus land.

SOUND creaking crinkly floor

crunching

crispy

twigs

crackling

rustling

boughs

trees

clacking

leaves

foliage

crackly ferns

snapping

phut-phutting

branches

nuts

grasses

1. The aged trees had creaking branches.
2. The ancient trees stretched away from the crinkly floor.
3. The archaic trees had clacking boughs and snapping branches.
4. The arcane limbs of the tree rustled and shook its crackling leaves.

OTHERS

5. The antediluvian trees dripped with delicious, phut-phutting nuts and berries.

METAPHORS castles high rises

fortresses

caretakers

sleeping souls towers

skyscrapers

citadels

guardians

pulsing hearts 1. Trees are the castles of the wood.
2. Trees are the skyscrapers of the glades.
3. Trees are the citadels of the shady groves.
4. The sprawling trees are the caretakers of the copses.
5. The dendriform trees are the sleeping souls of the thickets.

ANIMAL SOUNDS OF THE FOREST snuffling scampering

screeching

shambling

loping

boar

hares

jays

badgers

wolves

slinking

scurrying

scuttling

skittering

lumbering

wildcats

squirrels

rabbits

mice

bears

1. Snuffling boar ate under combs of feathery moss.
2. Scurrying squirrels searched for food under bristles of wispy moss.
3. Scuttling rabbits played under goatees of
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