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FINISH THAT STORY…

FINISH THAT STORY…. Copy the title and first couple sentences of your story, then just keep going! Be sure to adhere to the FCAs and include all six elements of a story. Skip lines as well so it will be easier to read when you’re finished. FINISH THAT STORY #1 Title: “An Unwelcome Winter Guest”.

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FINISH THAT STORY…

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  1. FINISH THAT STORY… Copy the title and first couple sentences of your story, then just keep going! Be sure to adhere to the FCAs and include all six elements of a story. Skip lines as well so it will be easier to read when you’re finished.

  2. FINISH THAT STORY #1Title: “An Unwelcome Winter Guest” The fire had completely burnt out during the night. It was so cold that I woke up shivering and sniffling. I could hear my father's loud snoring, and I knew he was still sleeping soundly. "I'll get the wood for Mom," I thought, and I slipped on my shoes to go outside. I barely had the door open when ... FCAS: IMAGERY AND LIT. TECHNIQUES

  3. FINISH THAT STORY #2Title: “He Still Can’t Believe It” Dusk was long gone and the café was quiet except for a young boy sitting near the door… FCAS: IMAGERY, LIT. TECHNIQUES, AND DIALOGUE

  4. FINISH THAT STORY #3Title: “How Could This Have Happened?” As the dust cleared and the shrill siren began to fade into the background, Alex started to regain consciousness. How had what started as a normal day gone so terribly wrong? FCAS: IMAGERY, LIT. TECHNIQUES, DIALOGUE, AND FORESHADOWING/TENSION

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