Write about what you experience. Remember to think in terms of all your senses. After your initial explorations of the winter wonderland, you join the neighborhood children for a snowman building party. Tell, step by step, how you create the greatest snowman ever. Younger writers can prepare a well organized paragraph, using good connecting words such as first, next, then, after.
More experienced writers can write a paragraph for each step in the process.
Either way, be sure to include an introduction and conclusion in your writing. Practical Informative Local Reporter Agatha Johnson Says While you're busily constructing that great snowman, a car drives slowly by, pauses, then parks. Out jumps Agatha Johnson, reporter for the local newspaper, followed by Percy Smith, a photographer toting a case of equipment. Mrs. Johnson proceeds to interview you and your friends, so that she can prepare an article for the paper, highlighting the activities of the town's youth in response to the major snowstorm that passed through while you slept last night. As you busily work at building that snowman, your fingers and toes numb in response to the cold.