S.W.S. - Week 19

"Now I'v obviously jolly old Santa's favourite reindeer!" - by Sophie

Rudolph swiftly attacked the reindeer for not being kind. - by Owen

"Hmm. . .peaceful. . .I illegally killed all of the reindeer." - by Emerson

Ahh, the sweet and sour taste of reindeer blood. - by Sam

S.W.S. - Week 18

"I want some sour scrumdiddlyumchous lemonade, too." - by Landon

''I really wanna go crash their super lame party.'' - by Ella

"Hey, we should eat their soft flesh and crunchy bones." - by Kyle

S.W.S. - Week 17

"That dog ate Jimmy - why Jimmy?" :[ - by Malak

Their pet floated away in a blow-up yellow boat. - by Katie

"Oh no, adjective Paul turned adverb into a dog." - by Matthew

S.W.S. - Week 16

For week 16 of Speed Week Sentences, the students were supposed to write a sentence as a caption or meme for the following "Far Side" comic.  They were then asked to revise their sentence by adding two adverbs/adjectives.  After editing their sentences for capitalization, punctuation, and spelling, we voted for our top 3 sentences to be published.  Here are our winners:



"I'm easily blaming it on your ugly wife if we die Frank." - by Julian

"I think were heading for the dark grey clouds today." - by Leah

"I am going on a trip on a big airplane." - by Emily

"Dear Lord Jesus, take the crashing plane's wheel." - by Cayden

S.W.S. - Week 15

For week 15 of Speed Week Sentences, the students were supposed to write a sentence using the word "laughed".  They were then asked to revise their sentence by changing "laughed" to a more descriptive word and by adding two adverbs/adjectives.  After editing their sentences for capitalization, punctuation, and spelling, we voted for our top 3 sentences to be published.  Here are our winners:

I giggled at the naughty, mean, evil pickle. - by Brooklyn

I giggled at Griffin slipping on the ice today. - by Carter

I hee-hawed at my crazy, messy hair. - by Lucas

S.W.S. - Week 14

For week 14 of Speed Week Sentences, the students were supposed to write a sentence using the word "said".  They were then asked to revise their sentence by changing "said" to a more descriptive word and by adding two adverbs/adjectives.  After editing their sentences for capitalization, punctuation, and spelling, we voted for our top 3 sentences to be published.  Here are our winners:

I asked Malak for the forecast this week. - by Zander

I shouted at my lovely tough dog. - by Owen

The super gigantic donkey called out "people". - by Aden