woke up to the news on Tuesday morning: there was going to be a snow day!
His mom woke him up with a ADJECTIVE snow day breakfast. She had made chocolate chip PLURAL NOUN in the shape of a NOUN , with plenty of maple syrup on top. Today was going to be a ADJECTIVE day.
After finishing breakfast, his dad helped him bundle up so he could VERB in the snow. He put on his snow boots, zippered up his NOUN, and wrapped the scarf around his NOUN until all you could see were his eyes. He was ready to go!
Outside, PERSON'S NAME ADVERB got to work. He PAST TENSE VERB the snow into three smooth PLURAL NOUN: one was small, one was ADJECTIVE, and one was ADJECTIVE.
After ADVERB stacking them together, his parents brought out a basket of PLURAL NOUN. Mom added two ADJECTIVE buttons for eyes, and PERSON'S NAME put a NOUN in the middle of the face for a nose. Dad finished the face by adding tiny pieces of black coal for a mouth, making the snowman VERB.
finished the snowman with a long NOUN for a scarf. But wait! They forgot the hat! Mom dashed into the house, picking up the first thing she found. It was Dad's ADJECTIVE NOUN . They put it on the snowman's NOUN, and then the snowman was perfect.
