This document provides an overview of a descriptive essay, including its purpose, genre, and guidelines for writing one. A descriptive essay asks students to describe an object, person, place, experience, or situation. It encourages creative writing using vivid language and sensory details to paint a clear picture or impression for the reader. The document outlines tips for writing a descriptive essay such as brainstorming, using concise language, choosing vivid words, including sensory details, leaving the reader with a clear impression, and being well-organized.

1. DESCRIPTIVE
ESSAY
BY: GROUP 2

2. DESCRIPTIVE ESSAY
- is a genre of essay that
asks
the student to describe an
object, person, place,
experience, emotion,
situation, etc.

3. DESCRIPTIVE ESSAY
- This
genre
encourages
The student’s ability to
create a written
account
of a particular

4. DESCRIPTIVE ESSAY
- this
genre allows for a
great deal of artistic
freedom (the goal of
which is to paint an
image
that is vivid and moving

5. GUIDELINES IN WRITING
DESCRIPTIVE ESSAY
 Take time to brainstorm
 Use clear and concise language.
 Choose vivid language.
 Use your senses!
 What were you thinking?!
 Leave the reader with a clear
impression.
 Be organized!

6. INTRODUCTION
include some
interesting facts on the
topic
include a thesis
statement


7. BODY
Choose two or three of the
Descriptions you’ve built and
use them as the focal points
of
your descriptive essay
body, with
supporting information that

8. CONCLUSION
 Write
your conclusion
based
on the answers to your
questions in the previous
section; don't restate the
things
you've already said in the
introduction and body of the
Essay.

9. CONCLUSION
 Don't
present new facts or
observations, but instead
find a
way to tie together and
summarize what you've
written
about with an overall