Story Time, The Conclusion

Write a third and final part to your story from the last two blog posts, using 3 more TAKS Words of the Day.

INSTRUCTIONS: Open a new tab, login to Blogger, and click New Post (or if your blog is in Microsoft Word, open a new document).  Conclude the story you began in the last two blogs.  Go for it.  Use your brain creatively.  This time, your story must be at least 7 sentences long.  Use 3 different TAKS WODs than you used in the first two stories.  Underline them.  You may change the title of the post to fit your story if you want.  Then add at least one picture to illustrate it.  When you are finished, click Publish Post.

Ms. Davis's Answer:


Susie froze.  Had Jack heard the sound?  How could he not have heard?   She looked at the back of the dress.  Maybe you couldn't differentiate between the fabric of the dress and the fabric of the slip she wore beneath it.  But you most certainly could.


Susie felt like she was a character in one of those stories of mortification from a teenage magazine circa 1994.  She attributed this horror to her inability to do anything remotely feminine.   "I have learned my lesson this time," she thought.