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 huge barn. He was the bravest in his family."

"Every night, Charlie danced on the roof, under the twinkling stars."

"One night, Charlie saw a skater practicing on a frozen brook, near the barn."

"Charlie wanted to be a skater too. He hoped he could learn quickly."

"Charlie moved closer to the brook and tried to imitate the skater."

"He slipped and slided, but he didn’t give up. He was determined to be the nicest skater."

"After many nights, Charlie finally learned to skate. Even the skater was impressed."

"Charlie was not just the bravest, but also the cuter skater in the barn."

"Charlie loved skating so much, he even baked a cake to celebrate."

"He shared the cake with the skater, and they laughed and joked all night."

"Charlie was happier than ever. Not only did he learn to skate, but he also found a new friend."

"He smiled as he thought about all the fun they would have, skating and joking under the stars."

"Charlie, the owl, lived in a huge barn. He was the bravest in his family."

"Every night, Charlie danced on the roof, under the twinkling stars."

"One night, Charlie saw a skater practicing on a frozen brook, near the barn."

"Charlie wanted to be a skater too. He hoped he could learn quickly."

"Charlie moved closer to the brook and tried to imitate the skater."

He slipped and slided, but he didn’t give up. He was determined to be the best skater.

"After many nights, Charlie finally learned to skate. Even the skater was impressed."

Charlie was brave for learning how to skate.

"Charlie loved skating so much, he even baked a cake to celebrate."

"He shared the cake with the skater, and they laughed and joked all night."

"Charlie was happier than ever. Not only did he learn to skate, but he also found a new friend."

"He smiled as he thought about all the fun they would have, skating and joking under the stars."