Go, Troll Queen, Go!
Practice Words
Two-syllable words where 'es' is added to form plurals, creating an extra syllable.
Rain splashes on my window all week long. Today the sun is out, and the wind rushes past the bushes. I dash outside to the pink flowers, and the breeze brushes my hair. Today my kite will fly!
I look down my street and see bunches of kites in the air. One has a monster on it. One has a fish with splashes of blue. I made my kite look cool too.
When I made my kite, I measured it in inches to make sure it was just right. Each side had to match the other. If the sides were not even, the kite would not stay in the sky. So I checked the length and height again and again.
I made some sketches first to plan the size of each part. Then I cut the shapes from paper so my kite would be light. Paper is light, not heavy like wood. A heavy kite would not fly very well.
Then I had to buy a long bit of string for my kite. It stretches really far! It was fun to play with. I ran around the house as it trailed behind me.
Then I went up to the roof and let my kite loose in the wind! It rushed up high! Do you like what I drew on the front? It is a troll queen!
After I came down from the roof, I ran out front to watch it climb. My kite reaches up past the houses and zooms past the other kites in the sky. An orange bug watches it too!
If you want to make your own kite at home, you will need to have a plan. Look up the right shape first. Then you need some paper, brushes, bits of dowel and some string. Give it a try!