Amazing stories! Enjoy. Sentences are after the stories.
Jake H.
I knew that my client on that chilly October night was desperate the moment that she walked in to my office. She was rich and you could tell that on any normal day she’d think I was a buffoon. My ways are controversial, in fact they’re everything but orthodox,and everyone knew it. Business had been slow apart from the few fruitless endeavors, so I was just as desperate as her. She told me her name was Jess,Jess Lavender. She said that she was robbed of very important jewels by the Anthony Gang, the most hostile in Rustburo City. It consisted of three wayward firebrands all named Anthony, who went by the names Quill, Breeze, and Priv.They virtually owned the town,because they were so feared. No wonder she was desperate! Not only was that case possibly malignant but you’d have to be a buffoon to face off against the alliance of firebrands, but I wasn’t like other detectives. When my father who was a detective, was on his deathbed I decided to follow his tracks, so he told me “Never inflict your problems on the world, and never turn down a case.” Jess never said what importance the jewels had, but I set off to procure the stolen goods.
The streets were sodden with rain and cold breezes made me wince a little. I was in an alley to get out of the rain for a bit when I heard a voice, “What ah you doin’ on our land, buddy?” It was Quill who I didn’t want to anger, as he had an inflammable temper. I told him, “You mortified a young woman by taking her jewels!” Quill gave a chuckle saying, “Eh fellas,youse ain’t gonna like this!” Three figures came scurrying with bewildered looks. One was Priv, another was Breeze, and the third someone in an overcoat and hood. Though I was older, they were more spirited and could easily take me on. The hooded one said, “You are void in this town, so whadda ya gonna do. It’s not like you can arrest us!” I realized that the voice was of a lady. She slowly took off her hood and revealed herself to be none other than Miss Jess Lavender. “Sorry ta dishearten ya,” she said “but we’ve been in cahoots to bring you down the entire time!” So what did I do? Well that’s a story for another time!
Anthony Q.
One day, the spirited Yolo Swaggins and his orthodox friend Billy Bob were walking down their street. Yolo was average height and average intelligence, while on the other hand Billy Bob was a bit taller, and let’s just say his brain was void of knowledge. He was a bit of a buffoon. Yolo and Billy were rolling their bikes, which were sodden from riding in the rain up the hill back to their houses. That’s when Yolo Swaggins noticed a hostile group of toddlers scurrying down the road. The sight of these wayward 3-year-olds made Yolo and Billy Bob wince with fear. The crazy kids jumped them and inflicted some serious pain. By the time Yolo got up, he was very bewildered and noticed their bikes were gone. Yolo knew it was fruitless to chase the toddlers. But he and Billy Bob were still very disheartened about their loss. They decided to hunt down their bikes. First, they called the cops. The officer who answered said his name was Bradshaw Johnson. They told the officer their story, and the officer said he was on the case. Yolo Swaggins and Billy Bob were not happy; they wanted to start their own investigation. Officer Johnson said it would be very controversial, but the boys continued anyway. They ended up tracking their bikes down to an old warehouse. There, they observed the toddlers’ movements and procured some interesting details. The most important was that the toddlers were in a virtual alliance with the kindergartners Even Billy Bob knew that these kindergartners were extremely malignant. Nonetheless, the bikes were down there so Yolo and Billy were going to get them. Yolo snuck around for his bike while Billy Bob went for his. Then all of a sudden, there was a loud bang, and a loud voice yelled “D.O.S.T.O.P.D.D.R.C.A! Put your hands up!” It was Officer Bradshaw Johnson! The toddlers started to cry, and the kindergartners tried to run, but Yolo and Billy blocked the door. It turns out the toddlers didn't mean to mortify anyone; the kindergartners were using the toddlers to get bikes to sell on the Black Market for euros so they could buy Inflammable Chips, the spiciest chips in the world. The kindergartners had a time-out, and everyone lived happily ever after.
Katie C.
Once upon a time, deep in the heart of the Triangle Forest, there lived a civilization of magical talking animals. They all formed an alliance with each other, except for one. The magical lizard. The other animals were completely bewildered and confused by why he didn't want to join their magical pack of fun and enjoyment. The truth was that the lizard had been treated like a buffoon in Triangle Kindergarten. Mr. Plump the Muskrat had been visiting the classroom wearing his transparent hat that glows in the dark and shoots Jolly Ranchers into the great beyond. The magical lizard had been hit in the eye with a blue Jolly Rancher. He had never been the same again. It was a very controversial matter on whether or not the magical lizard was purple or green or blue. It disheartened him to know that no one knew exactly what color he was. The whale was white, the giraffe was yellow, the tiger was orange... actually, most of the animals in the Triangle Forest were orange. But his attempts to change colors were fruitless. As fruitless as a plum orchard in the middle of Trianglecember. Because of this, the magical lizard was very hostile. He had an inflammable temper whenever he thought of that lone Jolly Rancher that had changed the course of his life forever. He often inflicted blue Jolly Ranchers. He thought of them as malignant candy, only there to hit unsuspecting Trianglegardeners in the eye. It mortified him whenever anyone brought it up. The magical lizard saw the shark swim by in the Triangle Lake. He assumed that the shark was on his way to buy more krill ice cream. Buying krill ice cream from the whale's store was completely orthodox to him. He loved to procure it and leave it in his freezer so that it could accumulate. Mr. Plump the Muskrat scurried by on the Triangle Forest floor. "What are you doing here? Get out and LIVE, child!" Mr. Plump the Muskrat told him. Mr. Plump the Muskrat was the craziest muskrat in the Triangle Forest, by far. Even if there were other muskrats in the Triangle Forest, he would still be the craziest by far. "Hey! You're right!" the magical lizard exclaimed. "I always am, my little zufflepuff. Hey, have you seen my Christmas wreath? Oh, it's over there on that tree. Silly Mr. Plump." And with that, he hit himself on the head and ninja jumped away. The magical lizard had nothing to say to that. He became spirited and jumped into the lake from the sodden ground. He felt like he could do virtually anything. He felt virtually virtual! Suddenly, he looked down. He was purple! He was perfectly purple, and he was all purple. He was only one color. And he was purple! Void were the days when he didn't know what color he truly was! And with that, he swam to the whale's krill ice cream store and bought a huge krill ice cream. A wayward piece of krill floated away, but the magical lizard let it go. This was the best day ever! And never again would he wince at the sight of a blue Jolly Rancher!
Sentences:
alliance - During World War 1, Hungary and Austria were part of an alliance. (Lauren)
bewilder - The crowd was bewildered when the magician disappeared. (Riley)
buffoon - Do not be a buffoon and text while driving. (Olivia)
- The boy was trying to be funny, but he was just showing what a buffoon he was. (Julia)
controversial -The orange and banana were starting a controversial proposal that their peels were safe to eat.(Arianna)
dishearten - I may have disheartened my brother when I yelled at him at the hockey game. (Jack)
fruitless - That project you did was fruitless because yesterday was the due date. (Amy)
- His efforts to get a good grade have proved fruitless. (Augustin)
hostile - If she wasn't hostile, our attempts to be friends would not have been fruitless. (Bradley)
inflammable - The boy has an inflammable temper, so don't push his buttons. (Lydia)
inflict - Doctors do not like to inflict pain on their patients. (Riley)
malignant - The malignant tumor inflicted irreparable damage. (Bryn)
mortify - After I got yelled at by the teacher, I was completely mortified. (Payton)
orthodox - You should learn the orthodox way first before you try something new. (Tori)
procure - The school held a fundraiser to procure money for new school supplies. (Robert)
scurry - I'm late getting home from school, so I must scurry to the rink. (Ryan)
sodden - The grass was sodden after the rain. (Victoria)
spirited - After being spirited all day, I was mortified to know I got a zero on the Spanish final. (Matthew)
virtual - The kids that stay on video games are living a virtual life. (Anthony F.)
void - When my dad travels for work, there is often a void in our family which no one can fill. (Kyle)
- Some people's hearts are void. (Will)
- Dumbledore randomly emerged from the dark void of the night. (Anthony Fab.)
wayward - My teammate, in his wayward manner, caused my coach to wince at his comments. (Robert)
wince - The man winced when the doctor cleaned his wound. (Bryn)
Jake H.
I knew that my client on that chilly October night was desperate the moment that she walked in to my office. She was rich and you could tell that on any normal day she’d think I was a buffoon. My ways are controversial, in fact they’re everything but orthodox,and everyone knew it. Business had been slow apart from the few fruitless endeavors, so I was just as desperate as her. She told me her name was Jess,Jess Lavender. She said that she was robbed of very important jewels by the Anthony Gang, the most hostile in Rustburo City. It consisted of three wayward firebrands all named Anthony, who went by the names Quill, Breeze, and Priv.They virtually owned the town,because they were so feared. No wonder she was desperate! Not only was that case possibly malignant but you’d have to be a buffoon to face off against the alliance of firebrands, but I wasn’t like other detectives. When my father who was a detective, was on his deathbed I decided to follow his tracks, so he told me “Never inflict your problems on the world, and never turn down a case.” Jess never said what importance the jewels had, but I set off to procure the stolen goods.
The streets were sodden with rain and cold breezes made me wince a little. I was in an alley to get out of the rain for a bit when I heard a voice, “What ah you doin’ on our land, buddy?” It was Quill who I didn’t want to anger, as he had an inflammable temper. I told him, “You mortified a young woman by taking her jewels!” Quill gave a chuckle saying, “Eh fellas,youse ain’t gonna like this!” Three figures came scurrying with bewildered looks. One was Priv, another was Breeze, and the third someone in an overcoat and hood. Though I was older, they were more spirited and could easily take me on. The hooded one said, “You are void in this town, so whadda ya gonna do. It’s not like you can arrest us!” I realized that the voice was of a lady. She slowly took off her hood and revealed herself to be none other than Miss Jess Lavender. “Sorry ta dishearten ya,” she said “but we’ve been in cahoots to bring you down the entire time!” So what did I do? Well that’s a story for another time!
Anthony Q.
One day, the spirited Yolo Swaggins and his orthodox friend Billy Bob were walking down their street. Yolo was average height and average intelligence, while on the other hand Billy Bob was a bit taller, and let’s just say his brain was void of knowledge. He was a bit of a buffoon. Yolo and Billy were rolling their bikes, which were sodden from riding in the rain up the hill back to their houses. That’s when Yolo Swaggins noticed a hostile group of toddlers scurrying down the road. The sight of these wayward 3-year-olds made Yolo and Billy Bob wince with fear. The crazy kids jumped them and inflicted some serious pain. By the time Yolo got up, he was very bewildered and noticed their bikes were gone. Yolo knew it was fruitless to chase the toddlers. But he and Billy Bob were still very disheartened about their loss. They decided to hunt down their bikes. First, they called the cops. The officer who answered said his name was Bradshaw Johnson. They told the officer their story, and the officer said he was on the case. Yolo Swaggins and Billy Bob were not happy; they wanted to start their own investigation. Officer Johnson said it would be very controversial, but the boys continued anyway. They ended up tracking their bikes down to an old warehouse. There, they observed the toddlers’ movements and procured some interesting details. The most important was that the toddlers were in a virtual alliance with the kindergartners Even Billy Bob knew that these kindergartners were extremely malignant. Nonetheless, the bikes were down there so Yolo and Billy were going to get them. Yolo snuck around for his bike while Billy Bob went for his. Then all of a sudden, there was a loud bang, and a loud voice yelled “D.O.S.T.O.P.D.D.R.C.A! Put your hands up!” It was Officer Bradshaw Johnson! The toddlers started to cry, and the kindergartners tried to run, but Yolo and Billy blocked the door. It turns out the toddlers didn't mean to mortify anyone; the kindergartners were using the toddlers to get bikes to sell on the Black Market for euros so they could buy Inflammable Chips, the spiciest chips in the world. The kindergartners had a time-out, and everyone lived happily ever after.
Katie C.
Once upon a time, deep in the heart of the Triangle Forest, there lived a civilization of magical talking animals. They all formed an alliance with each other, except for one. The magical lizard. The other animals were completely bewildered and confused by why he didn't want to join their magical pack of fun and enjoyment. The truth was that the lizard had been treated like a buffoon in Triangle Kindergarten. Mr. Plump the Muskrat had been visiting the classroom wearing his transparent hat that glows in the dark and shoots Jolly Ranchers into the great beyond. The magical lizard had been hit in the eye with a blue Jolly Rancher. He had never been the same again. It was a very controversial matter on whether or not the magical lizard was purple or green or blue. It disheartened him to know that no one knew exactly what color he was. The whale was white, the giraffe was yellow, the tiger was orange... actually, most of the animals in the Triangle Forest were orange. But his attempts to change colors were fruitless. As fruitless as a plum orchard in the middle of Trianglecember. Because of this, the magical lizard was very hostile. He had an inflammable temper whenever he thought of that lone Jolly Rancher that had changed the course of his life forever. He often inflicted blue Jolly Ranchers. He thought of them as malignant candy, only there to hit unsuspecting Trianglegardeners in the eye. It mortified him whenever anyone brought it up. The magical lizard saw the shark swim by in the Triangle Lake. He assumed that the shark was on his way to buy more krill ice cream. Buying krill ice cream from the whale's store was completely orthodox to him. He loved to procure it and leave it in his freezer so that it could accumulate. Mr. Plump the Muskrat scurried by on the Triangle Forest floor. "What are you doing here? Get out and LIVE, child!" Mr. Plump the Muskrat told him. Mr. Plump the Muskrat was the craziest muskrat in the Triangle Forest, by far. Even if there were other muskrats in the Triangle Forest, he would still be the craziest by far. "Hey! You're right!" the magical lizard exclaimed. "I always am, my little zufflepuff. Hey, have you seen my Christmas wreath? Oh, it's over there on that tree. Silly Mr. Plump." And with that, he hit himself on the head and ninja jumped away. The magical lizard had nothing to say to that. He became spirited and jumped into the lake from the sodden ground. He felt like he could do virtually anything. He felt virtually virtual! Suddenly, he looked down. He was purple! He was perfectly purple, and he was all purple. He was only one color. And he was purple! Void were the days when he didn't know what color he truly was! And with that, he swam to the whale's krill ice cream store and bought a huge krill ice cream. A wayward piece of krill floated away, but the magical lizard let it go. This was the best day ever! And never again would he wince at the sight of a blue Jolly Rancher!
Sentences:
alliance - During World War 1, Hungary and Austria were part of an alliance. (Lauren)
bewilder - The crowd was bewildered when the magician disappeared. (Riley)
buffoon - Do not be a buffoon and text while driving. (Olivia)
- The boy was trying to be funny, but he was just showing what a buffoon he was. (Julia)
controversial -The orange and banana were starting a controversial proposal that their peels were safe to eat.(Arianna)
dishearten - I may have disheartened my brother when I yelled at him at the hockey game. (Jack)
fruitless - That project you did was fruitless because yesterday was the due date. (Amy)
- His efforts to get a good grade have proved fruitless. (Augustin)
hostile - If she wasn't hostile, our attempts to be friends would not have been fruitless. (Bradley)
inflammable - The boy has an inflammable temper, so don't push his buttons. (Lydia)
inflict - Doctors do not like to inflict pain on their patients. (Riley)
malignant - The malignant tumor inflicted irreparable damage. (Bryn)
mortify - After I got yelled at by the teacher, I was completely mortified. (Payton)
orthodox - You should learn the orthodox way first before you try something new. (Tori)
procure - The school held a fundraiser to procure money for new school supplies. (Robert)
scurry - I'm late getting home from school, so I must scurry to the rink. (Ryan)
sodden - The grass was sodden after the rain. (Victoria)
spirited - After being spirited all day, I was mortified to know I got a zero on the Spanish final. (Matthew)
virtual - The kids that stay on video games are living a virtual life. (Anthony F.)
void - When my dad travels for work, there is often a void in our family which no one can fill. (Kyle)
- Some people's hearts are void. (Will)
- Dumbledore randomly emerged from the dark void of the night. (Anthony Fab.)
wayward - My teammate, in his wayward manner, caused my coach to wince at his comments. (Robert)
wince - The man winced when the doctor cleaned his wound. (Bryn)