Grades 2–3
NarrativeWritingThere’s a monster in the school. Students have said that there’s a monster in the school. They say it lives behind a white door. They have only known about this for a day. It looks like a man but it just looks like a shadow of a man. And it cuts off people’s hair.
Something needs to be done about this.
Others say that since the school is so old, ghosts haunt the school. Some students say that our school used to be a graveyard.
But I think both.
from the 826 Valencia publication RELAX AND LET ME TELL YOU A STORY
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