Thursday, 16 May 2019

Rule of Three



We have been using the rule of three in our writing. The rule of three is when we add three examples that show what we are talking about. This adds important detail to our writing. It helps paint a picture in the reader's mind.

Do these follow the rule of three?

  • Give three examples to show the reader what you are talking about
  • Paint a picture in the reader's mind



1. The waves crashed on the shore, seagulls circling overhead, hats blown off heads, and sand stinging eyes.

Image result for rough waves



2. My sister excitedly prepared for the party, changing her dress three times, curling her hair, and putting on makeup from Mum's drawer.

Image result for girl preparing for party

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