UFLI

- Use 3-15 words per sentence.
- Generate 20-40 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.

Lesson 109 (Drop E Rule)

"Charlie, the owl, lived in a large barn in the land of Marigold."

"Charlie was not the largest owl, but he was the bravest."

"He loved to explore the barnyard, always hoping for a new adventure."

"Every morning, as the sun rised, Charlie would start his adventure."

"One sunny Monday, Charlie noticed something sparkling closer to the barn."

"It was a jewel, the nicest he had ever seen!"

"Charlie picked it up carefully, feeling safer with the jewel in his grasps."

"He knew he had to protect this beautiful stone."

"Charlie danced with joy, he had found a treasure!"

"But, he noticed the jewel's shine was fading."

"He decided to clean it, hoping it would bring back its sparkle."

"After rinsing it, the jewel sparkled even brighter than before!"

"Charlie was glad, he had not only found a jewel but also restored its shine."

"He returned it to its place, closer to the barn, hoping someone else would find it and feel as lucky as he did."

"From that day onwards, Charlie was known as the bravest and the nicest owl in Marigold."

"And he continued to explore, hoping for more adventures."

"Charlie, the owl, lived in a large barn in the land of Marigold."

"Charlie was not the largest owl, but he was the bravest."

"He loved to explore the barnyard, always hoping for a new adventure."

"Every morning, as the sun rised, Charlie would start his adventure."

"One sunny Monday, Charlie noticed something sparkling closer to the barn."

"It was a jewel, the nicest he had ever seen!"

"Charlie picked it up carefully, feeling safer with the jewel in his grasps."

"He knew he had to protect this beautiful stone."

"Charlie danced with joy, he had found a treasure!"

"But, he noticed the jewel's shine was fading."

"He decided to clean it, hoping it would bring back its sparkle."

"After rinsing it, the jewel sparkled even brighter than before!"

"Charlie was glad, he had not only found a jewel but also restored its shine."

"He returned it to its place, closer to the barn, hoping someone else would find it and feel as lucky as he did."

"From that day onwards, Charlie was known as the bravest and the nicest owl in Marigold."

"And he continued to explore, hoping for more adventures."