Chester Elementary School celebrates its young writers
Chester. The samples included below show the fifth-grade writers’ fascination with storytelling about the supernatural.
The following are sample stories from the Young Writers in the fifth grade from Chester Elementary School:
The Secret Shed
By Jared Malivert
My friends and I were playing tag in the dark.
I figured the best spot to hide was the woods.
It started to get late. My friends started to go home. I was all alone and lost in the woods.
I saw a shed up ahead. I walked inside it. My foot touched the shed as it started to rock back and forth. When I looked out the little window, there was no window. I was in the air!
It was a wizard who I was captured by. Carelessly we fell into a stream and drowned together.
100 years later.....
Don’t trust the gnomes
By Nicholas Keegan
One day, Albert was walking in a forest . . . a strange, forest. There have been reports of missing people from that forest. One person escaped, but had Amnesia.
Albert ran to the place where that happened ... he heard rustling in a bush.
Out came five, creepy, gnomes. They hopped on a tree stump and disappeared.
Albert hopped on and he went to this strange world. He saw the gnomes run into a crack in a boulder, the size of a giant.
He went in too. It was dark.
Suddenly, a gnome jumped on him and he was NEVER seen again.
The Three Horned Beast
By Mahki Phillips
I finally got to relax after a long day of hiking.
All of a sudden I felt a vibration under me as if a earthquake was happening.
I jumped out of my tent to see what was going on. As I looked up a huge beast with three horns was running toward me with his horns extinguishing fire.
It was so dark it was like looking into a black mirror.
Although my legs felt like pins and needles, I bolted toward the beast and pushed him into a swamp.
The swamp had an appetite and ate him for dinner.