Super Stories Abandoned House: Nouns and Adjectives

Read the story and then start answering. You will be given the story again and asked to select the correct nouns and adjectives to test your skill.

Super Stories: The Abandoned House Nouns and Adjectives is an interactive educational game designed to improve students’ comprehension and application of nouns and adjectives in writing. This game was developed by Education Services Australia as part of a series of games aimed at improving language skills through engaging storytelling exercises.

Players assume the role of an editor tasked with turning a lackluster horror story into a captivating bestseller. The goal is achieved by choosing more effective adjectives and nouns to intensify the impact of the story and to create a scarier atmosphere. Players also select illustrations which complement the horror elements of the narrative and enhance them.

The game offers a practical approach to learning by allowing students to see firsthand how word choice affects the tone and engagement level of a story. Through experimentation, players learn to craft more vivid and engaging descriptions, a skill that is transferable to their own writing.

Primary school students in Years 3–4 and 5–6 can benefit from this Abandoned House game. It serves as a valuable resource for teachers seeking interactive ways to teach grammar and creative writing to students.

Overall, this game provides a stimulating and educational experience that helps students develop their language skills by understanding the importance of word choice in storytelling.