Don’t Stay Up So Late

was cold because he’d forgotten to dry off. So he went to the equator to dry off. Then he went back to sleep. He woke up and took twenty spears and put them together by using sap for glue. Then he put one boulder on each side. Next, T-Rex started lifting the weight. One day, he saw people fighting. They said, “This is my land.” That’s how the fight started. T-Rex threw everybody on the right land. Then he pushed the countries apart. He jumped on Atlantic City. That’s when it sunk. After that, he went to London, he went to a lake, and he saw some kind of fish-dino. It was scary to see a giant. It went underwater and never came back up. After that, T-Rex went back home. When he went to sleep, he died because of the poison in the snake dinner. They dumped him in the ocean and that made it deep.

by Taia Woodward-Curtis

there Was a boy named carl, and he was somebody you didn’t want to be around. His mom Jennifer was as sweet as pie, but Carl was the biggest bully ever. He didn’t care about anyone, all he did was eat. He could eat a whole box of cereal—including the box —all by himself.

One day, a new kid named Chase came to school. Carl wanted to say something rude and take his lunch, but he wanted to wait a couple of weeks to let the new kid get settled before he bullied him. Carl did this so that he wouldn’t get caught beating Chase up. The other bullies went right away to beat up girls and boys, but Carl knew better, and liked to wait to beat everyone up.

Two months went by and Carl decided that today was the day to play a little game with Chase. Carl thought that it was really cold outside. His hands were frozen. Carl had the idea to beat Chase up in the snow.

“What’s your name, punk?” Carl asked.

“Uh, Chase, Chase Griffin is my name.”

“Well, Chase, let’s play a little game,” said Carl.