PSLE Composition Phrases and Model Compositions

✏️ POWERFUL PHRASES AND DESCRIPTIONS TO BOOST YOUR COMPOSITION WRITING + HIGHLY ADAPTABLE AND VERSATILE MODEL COMPOSITIONS ✍️

The Compo Captain handbook boasts over 300 descriptive words and phrases that will help bring your story to life, as well as 6 adaptable model compositions that can be applied to a wide array of composition topics.

Suitable for Primary 4 to 6 students (PSLE), this booklet presents effective phrases to describe a huge variety of composition settings, characters, problem events and feelings. On top of that, you will learn how to make use of effective and fun writing devices to craft interesting and lively compositions!

Last but not least, you will be equipped with versatile and creative model compositions that can be easily adapted to address various composition topics.

The Compo Captain handbook is also great for vocabulary building!

This booklet covers:

✔️ phrases to describe places/settings that are widely used in compositions

✔️ phrases to describe dynamic characters that you can involve in your writing

✔️ phrases to describe problem events that are highly relevant to primary composition topics

✔️ powerful words and phrases to describe characters' feelings in an impactful way (say no to using words like 'happy' and 'sad'!)

✔️ guidance, tips and examples illustrating the use of writing devices such as similes, metaphors, hyperboles and personification

✔️ 6 model compositions with well-developed and creative story plots; highly adaptable to different composition topics you may get in your examinations

Say GOODBYE to boring and flat writing descriptions that sound like a report! Join Compo Captain in acquiring new building blocks for your writing skills today! 

👩🏻‍🏫 The writer of this guide is an experienced English Teacher and Curriculum Developer. She has vast experience in teaching PSLE English and creating effective content for her students. Many of her students have excelled in their PSLE and other major examinations, scoring A or A* (AL1 and AL2) for English Language.