There is a large house in the street.
The large house has a blue door.
A black puppy lives there.
It would be brilliant to play with the puppy!
I saw the puppy running away.
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The 5 sentence challenge

This is great, Erin. I love how you have made a little story with the 5 words – that’s just what Mrs Skinner meant! Well done for thinking so carefully about the sentences! Have a lovely weekend. Mrs C xx
Well done Erin! Your 5sc is really great, I love dogs and your puppy sounds really cute! Mrs Bennett
Well done Erin! – I hope the puppy hasn’t ran away for ever, he sounds like a great play mate.
Thank you Mrs Chadbond, Mrs Bennett and Mrs Vose …. see you at school.
This is a great set of sentences Erin and they make a super story. Well done for thinking hard about how you could link them all. I’m so glad you are sharing your work on 5SC.
very good
erin
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Wow Erin, this 5 sentence challenge is amazing! I loved how you used an exclamation mark! You have used really good adjectives like brilliant. Do you enjoy doing the 5 Sentenct challenge? Well done
From Megan in 6D!
http://www.6d.highlawnprimary.net
Super, Erin! I love how you have made a story in so little words (like Mrs Chadbond said) I like puppies too especially how they sometimes have chubby little faces! Well done for winning the showcase! Do you enjoy doing the 5sc?
Keep it up!
From Emilia at http://www.6d.highlawnprimary.net
WOW! Erin your 5sc is fantastic! Your puppy sounds very cute! Like Mrs Chadbond I think you have been very clever how you have turned only five sentences into a story!
WELL DONE!
From sophie,
class 6d
Wow Erin! Your story is amazing as you have thought about your work before writing it. You have used the five sentences which is great. I hope that you get the puppy back and play with it because it ran away. Well done!
Dear Erin,
I loved reading your five sentence challenge. You have described eeverything so well.You even used an exclamation mark. Maybe next time you could use some different openers.