STORY SKELETON

Give the students a series of sentence beginnings that, when completed, will create a paragraph or a story. Obviously, you would have more sentence beginnings for a story. If you want the students to finish at approximately the same time, read the sentences aloud one at time or reveal them one at a time on the overhead projector.

EXAMPLE STORY SKELETON FOR A PARAGRAPH:

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