UFLI

- Use 3-10 words per sentence.
- Generate 10-15 sentences
- Vary sentence structure and composition through a 'show not tell' story style. 
- Use dialogue and sensory details to support the 'show not tell' style.
- Use mostly 1-syllable words 
- The story should have a cohesive flow with a problem and solution.

Vowel Teams Review 1

"Ray, the stingray, loves to play in the bright sunlight."

"He splashes and dances, his skin gleams in the light."

"Ray's favorite game is hide and seek with his friend, George the sea turtle."

"One day, Ray couldn't find George anywhere."

"He searched high and low, near the coral reef and by the big blue whale."

"Ray was starting to feel dismay."

"Ray decided to ask for help from his other friends."

"He spoke to Sam the shark and Claire the crab, but they hadn't seen George either."

"Ray felt a slight pain in his heart. He missed his friend."

"Just as Ray was about to lose hope, he heard a familiar voice."

"It was George! He had been stuck in a piece of floating seaweed."

"Ray was overjoyed to find his friend. They promised to always stay together."

"Ray, the stingray, loves to play in the bright sunlight off the coast."

"He splashes and dances, his skin gleams in the light."

"Ray's favorite game is hide and seek with his friend, George the sea turtle."

"One day, Ray couldn't find George anywhere."

"He searched high and low, near the coral reef and by the big blue whale."

"Ray decided to ask for help from his other friends."

"He spoke to Sam the shark and Claire the crab, but they hadn't seen George either."

"Ray felt a slight pain in his heart. He missed his friend."

"Just as Ray was about to lose hope, he heard a familiar voice."

"It was George! He had been stuck in a piece of floating seaweed."

"Ray was overjoyed to find his friend. They promised to always stay together."