Each week a classroom will complete a paragraph.  The paragraph will consist of at least 4 sentences and end with a cliffhanger (unless you are the classroom that is directed to complete the story). You will send your completed paragraph to Mrs. Pany at jpany@bryanisd.org no later than 9:00 am on Friday of the week your classroom writes.  She will update it on this site to help other classrooms complete the story.
 
 

It seemed like an ordinary pair of shoes.  But when Sara put them on one day she realized there was nothing ordinary about them.

"How did you jump so high Sara?" asked Jack.  "If you can jump that high, you should be in the Olympics!" exclaimed David.  "Could you teach me how to do that?" asked Melissa.  "It's not me, it's the shoes!" Sara said with a puzzled look on her face.  "I wonder why these shoes aren't ordinary," thought Sara.
    Just then something even stranger happened.   Sara was thinking how neat it would be to fly in the air like a bird.  Then to her amazement she began to rise into the sky.  Sara was sailing among the birds having a magnificent time.  She looked down at Melissa, David and Jack, who were shocked.
    Then all of a sudden she began falling to the ground.  Apparently she hadn't tied her shoelaces and her shoes had fallen off her feet.  Melissa yelled, "Look out, she's coming down!"  David and Jake ran to catch her, but instead she fell on them.  While they scurried around on the grass, Melissa put the shoes on.
    Beep! Beep! Beep!  What is that noise Sara wondered as she woke from a deep sleep.  Right then she looked quickly around the room to see if the dream she had just had was true.  It wasn't, she was in her own cozy bed.  But there at the tip of her bed she spotted her new shoes.  Wow, they are the greatest.