Once upon a time, there was a ADJECTIVE grade 5 class at Lombardy Public School. This class had 28 ADJECTIVE kids who loved to VERB every chance they got. PERSONS NAME was especially ADJECTIVE and PERSONS NAME liked to VERB so often that it made their teacher, Mrs. K, feel ADJECTIVE. Mrs. K loved coming to work every day to VERB with her ADJECTIVE class. She especially enjoyed teaching them about PLURAL NOUN, PLURAL NOUN, and PLURAL NOUN because they were so eager to learn about these subjects in particular. One day, during a body break, PERSONS NAME's NOUN started to VERB so ADVERB that Mrs. K had to call Mr. Wiley. It sure was a day to remember! Another time, during math, PERSONS NAME got so ADJECTIVE that PERSONS NAME had to VERB! It was never a dull moment in room 29. When June 27th, the ADJECTIVE day of school finally came, Mrs. K felt extremely ADJECTIVE and even a little ADJECTIVE. She knew that she was going to miss the students, even though they sometimes PAST TENSE VERB and PAST TENSE VERB when they weren't supposed to. She had grown to feel very proud of all of the students (except for PERSONS NAME of course). Just kidding, she was proud of what every single student had accomplished and she knew they would grow up to become ADJECTIVE PLURAL NOUN. When the students left for NOUN on the last day, Mrs. K wished them a very ADJECTIVE summer and the best of luck in NOUN. She knew for certain they would all VERB in grade 6!
