Will he ride his pony? No! He will not ride his pony. He will ride a car. Yes! He will ride his pony. He will ride his car and he became rich.
He went to a place where there was monsters. So he screamed and he ran.
The poor man had a wonderful time. For he loved when he rode the pony. The End.
That was how she read it, now this is how she wrote it:
The Por Man
will he rid his pone no
he will not rid his pone he will rid a
kor Yes he will rid his pone
he will rid his kor
and he bkam rih
he want too a plas war
ver was menadrs so he
sgremd and ran
Th por man had a wandfl
tim for he lavd wa he rod
th pone
the ed
Meg is six and just starting to read, but she uses everything she knows to spell words the best she can. I think her spelling skills are pretty impressive! (Except she should know how to spell "the"!)
2 comments:
This is a very poetic story. It seems almost as if the poor man is dreaming. I'm glad that he had a good time riding his pony.
Grandma is always amazed at what her grandchildren think of.
This is a beautiful poem (story).
Great job Megan and keep writing.
Love Grandma
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