SCARY STORY by Christy Davis Why hadn't they listened? What were they trying to prove?' She shook the thoughts from her head. A tear escaped the corner of her eye and she wiped it away. As soon as they realized Elyse had the key to the front door, her friends wanted it. They begged for it So she took them in the middle of the day. Just like they wanted . She turned the key in the lock and shoved the door open. Just like they wanted. And as they stepped inside, the house seemed to swallow them in darkness. Elyse watched until the very last one was gone, then she closed the door, and left them...

Scary Story 2 by Christy Davis Elyse sat at the kitchen table and glanced down at the long list of things she had planned for the summer. Nowhere on her list did it say anything about hunting down, capturing, and getting rid of a mean ornery cantankerous old flea bitten ghost. NOWHERE Lightning flashed outside the window. Thunder rumbled immediately after, rattling the house and her nerves. It sounded to her as if the war she knew was headed her way had already begun. - Join Sam, Terror, Moxie, Elyse and her friends on another wild adventure Ordinary kids on extraordinary adventures ...

Writing prompts are used by writers when they can't think of anything to write about, otherwise known as writer's block. For a writer there is nothing worse than writer's block. The way you use this little handy e-book full of story starters, subjects, and word prompts, is to scroll down the list until something catches your eye and sparks your imagination. That's the prompt you should use. Mix and match word prompts, story starters, and anything else you can think of to help you. All writers use prompts of some kind, such as sentences, words, and even pictures. So remember to keep this...

Writing prompts are used by writers when they can't think of anything to write about, otherwise known as writer's block. For a writer there is nothing worse than writer's block. The way you use this little handy e-book full of story starters, subjects, and word prompts, is to scroll down the list until something catches your eye and sparks your imagination. That's the prompt you should use. Mix and match word prompts, story starters, and anything else you can think of to help you. All writers use prompts of some kind, such as sentences, words, and even pictures. So remember to keep this...

Love word searches? Then try this super-duper colossal collection of 365 searches--a full year's worth of mind-melting puzzles that will (as a bonus) improve your vocabulary, too. Every page has TWO word searches on it, each with a cool theme, like "File Extensions" and "Fountains" or "Jelly Beans" and "Letter Order."

See how many "Movie Stars" (Damon, Diesel, Streep) catch your eye or fun "Onomatopoeia" words you can circle--boom, buzz, clang, click, gurgle, hiccup, honk. Experts who want something really challenging will find what they want here, too. "Conifer" includes such tree names...

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