Saturday, March 24, 2007

Write a Story about a Fairy, a Monster, a Troll, and a Frog

. There once were three scary, little animals. There was a monster, a troll, and a frog. They went around scaring people and they screamed. Then one day, a good fairy came when they were asleep. She tapped each of their faces three times until they had no faces at all. Now they have a different name. They used to be called Scares but now they’re called Non-Faces. Then magic happened. They had a dream that the fairy gave their faces back to them.
. When they woke up they had their faces again. After that they learned a lesson and they never scared another person.

THE END


[During this writing assignment, I was developing my imagination and creativity. I think this was really the first time I was able to really ignite the spark of creativity and run with it. This short story really improved my ability to express all the crazy ideas brewing in my mind. I remember how in awe I was of what I had written. I could hardly believe it came from me. It probably seems a little silly to you that I found it to be so impressive, unless you have recently been writing with a 2nd grader. To me though, it was an inspiration within. This was really the start of my writing interest, the first time I felt I was a good writer. I am sure if I had never had this one little paper handed to me, I would not be nearly as good of a writer as I am now.]

6 comments:

ImprovGal said...

Wow, totally creative!

waterfalls said...

Great imagination !!!

shawna said...

great even then, you had subject, details and summary in one short paragraph.

Ruth said...

From my friend Viji:
Creative writing at its best for a second grader.

Mary said...

In appriciation mode: GREAT STORY! I love short stories, and this is a great one! Come to my Creative Writing Club, re-write it, and publish it in our anthology! It's amazing-- and much better than a lot of short stories I have seen, even if the sentence contruct is a little weird at places!

In editing mode: Your last sentence in the analysis paragraph is a mighty long run-on, might want to hack it into three smaller sentences before it runs away.

Amy Dumas said...

Well, I HAVE recently been writing with a second grader and your story is very creative for that age. I find it difficult to drag stories out of my youngest child, which is a challenge for me because my older daughter has a vivid imagination and loves to write. Just goes to show how different we all are. :~)
I've enjoyed reading your stories. Best of Luck,
Amy :~D (from the Homefires Journal List)