Ways to describe breathing

Labored? Effortless? Panic-stricken? An asthmatic’s breathing will differ from that of an athlete or a nervous job applicant. #Words #WritingTips #WritersLife

Smell is the best sense to use in your writing. Yes: it’s better than sound, better than sight, better than touch. There’s something about smell that bypasses all of the normal roadblocks in our brain and goes straight to memory and animal instincts. It’s primitive. It’s elemental. If you want to really immerse a reader […]

Need some tips on how to describe breathing in writing? Check out these 10 words you can use!

240 words to describe someone's tone/voice

Even though some people would love to be paid for doing nothing, not everyone is equally enchanted by the idea of killing time for hours.

Ways to describe laughter

Words to Describe Someone's Voice

Are you searching for a helpful tool to help children better understand and express their emotions? Look no further! We have created a free printable Feeling Faces Worksheet designed to aid parents, educators, and counselors in teaching children about feelings and emotions. This worksheet focuses on helping children identify and explore a range of emotions by providing various facial expressions. It is a valuable resource for anyone working with young children who may struggle with…

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