If you’d like to write a story but you’re feeling stuck, a great way to get yourself started is to re-read books you love and write a book based on the same idea. That’s just what the students in Carissa Jean Tobin’s “Sillier Stories” class did last week. Take a look, and see if you can tell what books they used as an example.
Never Bring a Lion to the Movies by Mina R., age 6
“Never Bring a Lion to the Movies” by Mina R., age 6
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Mina, Page 2
Mina, Page 3
Mina, Page 4
Mina, Page 5
If You Give a Pig a Apple by Camille W., age 6
If You Give a Pig a Apple by Camille W., age 6
Camille W., Page 1
Camille, Page 2
Camille, Page 3
Camille, Page 4
If You Give a Mouse the Newspaper by Svetlana G.
If You Give a Mouse the Newspaper by Svetlana G.
Svetlana G., Page 1
Svetlana g., Page 2
Svetlana G., Page 3
If You Give a [Tortoise] Coca Cola by Thomas G., age 8
If You Give a Tortus Coca Cola by Thomas G., age 8
Thomas G., Page 1
Thomas G., Page 2
Thomas G., Page 3
Thomas G., Page 4
Thomas G., Page 5
Thomas G., Page 6
Thomas G., Page 7
