NAME _________________________________ DATE _____________________
WRITING LAB
Using your free-write
imagination, intelligence, and humor, organize the following into a unified
story that includes at least one well described setting, some dialogue, at least
one simile, and a moral that both summarizes and rhymes at the end.
Include all the text,
in any order as you deem fitting.
Your finished first
draft should be between two and three sides of loose-leaf paper, or pages in
your notebook.
- May I please be excused from the table?
- The fireplace hasn’t been used since the
day before their wedding.
- I can hear that it’s snowing again.
- It wasn’t the first time he’d been late to
his own funeral.
- Raspberries were never quite in season in
the northern provinces of Canada.
- “Dad?”
- Whenever the subject came up, as it
invariably would, she would ask for a second glass.
- Once upon a time…
- He was from the time when spelling was
considered such a personal matter that one would never discuss it in the
company of a lady.
- “I must stand a minute or two here on the
bridge and look at it, though the clouds are threatening, and it is far on
in the afternoon.”
- “Well, well, well, I might have guessed as
much!”
- The house was first painted green, though
green had not yet become a fashionable color in that section of town. Only
now, after years of wear, could the original color show through.
Bonus points for every
original illustration you can add to support your story.
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