Q2: Week 4 Vocabulary Free Post

As the plane started ascending into the air, my sister and I got very excited. We looked out of the window and watched as the buildings and cars became smaller and smaller and less visible. My family and I were just miles away from the happiest place on Earth, Walt Disney World, and we could not wait. This was the first time my sister and I were going to go to Disney and we were very excited. We were about five years old. Although, as the plane ride continued, we had some unexpected weather. The robust winds were causing a rough flight.

The next day, it was sunny so my family and I proceeded to Disney World. My sister and I could see so many rides that we knew we already would want to ride. Also, on our way in we saw so many characters we just had to stop and take our picture with. As soon as we reached our first ride, we waited in line. My sister and I could just not understand why we had to wait and thought it was very unfair. Although, as soon as we reached the front of the line and got buckled into our seats we started moving. Then, we started ascending up a hill and the screams began. On this fast paced ride, our enthusiasm was very robust.












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  1. Grace SNovember 7, 2017 at 7:37 AM

    It has been so long since I have been to Disney. I really like your choice of vocabulary words, and how you used them in relation to the story. Good job!

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