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  1. K-12 Chickens

    Next sentance please (a story building game)

    Suddenly, a little kitten appeared at John's front door and mewed hungrily.
  2. K-12 Chickens

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    (Man, the story of Dan is getting really weird... ) Suddenly, as Dan crawled through the doggy door, he woke up and everything was back to normal; his chickens, cows and sheep were all safe and his house was perfect.
  3. K-12 Chickens

    Next sentance please (a story building game)

    So he culled the roosters and stored them in the freezer to eat later.
  4. K-12 Chickens

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    The sheep grazed peacefully and looked like cotton mounds dotted over the pasture.
  5. K-12 Chickens

    Next sentance please (a story building game)

    Suddenly, a giant sponge appeared and soaked up all the water!
  6. K-12 Chickens

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    (Does anyone want to start a new story? Though this part of the story is getting good. )
  7. K-12 Chickens

    Next sentance please (a story building game)

    Then AMAZINGLY, the rooster said, "I'm sorry. Didn't know what I was doing." and walked off.
  8. K-12 Chickens

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    The turkeys ate hungrily and soon their crops were full.
  9. K-12 Chickens

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    He grinded up the peanuts, made peanut butter and made a PB & J sandwich.
  10. K-12 Chickens

    Next sentance please (a story building game)

    The rooster clucked in contentment, fell asleep and Dan thought, "He needs a hen-friend!"
  11. K-12 Chickens

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    One bantam rooster was still alive and limped over to Dan, clucking pitifully. He was a beautiful shiny green and a brilliant buff color with a bright red comb.
  12. K-12 Chickens

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    Then, the man's border collie leaped gracefully over the fence and herded the geese away, saving his master.
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