To download a copy of the Vivid Verb Thesaurus, go to my TeachersPayTeachers page. You also can get a copy of the practice page below for free.  Check out Lola's cool website at http://www.lolaschaefer.com/ Plus, she just had a brand new book come out called Lifetime. It looks fascinating. Check it out.
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Charlotte Dixon
10/15/2013 10:59:16 am
Thank you for sharing the vivid verbs in such a delightful way! Good food for thought when bringing movement and excitement to our writing.
Mandy
10/16/2013 01:19:27 am
Thanks Charlotte! 10/17/2013 12:14:05 pm
That is definitely useful for me since English is my second language. I also google to find out also about nouns (synonym and antonym).It give me an idea about redoing my manuscript for the book I finished illustrating.
Mandy
10/29/2013 12:13:05 pm
So glad it's helpful Lucie!
Debra Bergerson
2/18/2014 03:48:38 am
Hi Mandy and Mira, 2/18/2014 06:39:29 am
Riviteing. I will buy the book and will revise all my verbs!
SaDonna Heathman
9/24/2014 04:09:49 am
I am soooo going back through the archives. There is a gold mine of information here. Thanks Mandy! Leave a Reply. |
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