UFLI

- Use mostly 1 syllable words in the story except for skill words, custom words, character, setting, and character name.
- Vary sentence patterns (simple, compound, and complex)
- Use connecting words and subordinating conjunctions (while, when, as, until, etc.)
- Implement "show, not tell" descriptive techniques, incorporating sensory details (how things feel, sound, look, etc.)
- Use dialogue
- There should be a clear problem and solution

Lesson 100 (-er, -est)

Unit 9, Week 2 (schwa)

Benchmark (2nd)

"Jasper, the panther, lived in a forest that was greener and taller than any other."

"In the forest, Jasper was the quickest of all creatures."

"He loved to charge through the forest, feeling the wind ruffle his fur."

"Jasper had a friend, a horse, who was the fastest runner in the forest."

"But, Jasper was smarter and always found shortcuts through the forest."

"His friend, the horse, always admired Jasper's cleverness."

"One day, Jasper found a new path that was simpler to navigate."

"It was shorter and led straight to the ripe, juicy berries."

"The horse was amazed at Jasper's new discovery."

"Jasper's path was the clearest in the whole forest."

"His friend, the horse, started using it too."

"Jasper felt proud of his smarter way through the forest."

"One day, a younger panther named Sage joined them in the forest."

"Jasper taught Sage all his shortcuts, making her journey simpler and quicker."

"Sage was grateful to Jasper for his help."

"Jasper, the smartest panther, had made the forest a friendlier place for everyone."

"He remained the quickest, the smartest, and the most admired panther in the forest."

"Everyone in the forest was thankful for Jasper's cleverness."

"Jasper the panther lived in a forest that was greener and taller than any other."

"In the forest, Jasper was the quickest of all."

"He loved to charge through the forest, feeling the wind ruffle his fur."

"Jasper had a friend, a horse, who was the second fastest runner in the forest."

"But, Jasper was smarter and always found shortcuts through the forest."

"His friend, the horse, always admired Jasper's cleverness."

"One day, Jasper found a new path that was simpler to navigate."

"It was shorter and led him right to a ripe bush full of berries."

"The horse was amazed at Jasper's new discovery."

"Jasper's path was the best in the forest."

"His friend, the horse, started using it too."

"Jasper felt proud that he found a smarter way to get to the bush in the forest."

"One day, a small panther, Sage, joined them in the forest."

"Jasper taught Sage all his shortcuts, making her runs simpler and quicker."

"Sage was grateful to Jasper for his help."

"Jasper, the smartest panther, had made the forest a better place for all."

"He was the quickest, and the smartest panther in the forest."

"All animals in the forest were thankful for Jasper's cleverness."

Jasper, the panther, lived in a forest taller and greener than any other. One day, he sees a new path to the ripe berries. What will Jasper and his friends find on this new path?

Jasper the panther loves racing through his lush, green forest. One day, he discovers a secret path that leads straight to delicious berries. What happens when Jasper shares this new shortcut with his friends? Read to find out how Jasper's clever discovery changes the forest!