Six+Word+Story

=Six Word Stories= Hemingway once wrote "For Sale: Baby Shoes. Never Worn." Some critics called it his best work ever. What other six word stories can you think of?
 * Challenge: Using PowerPoint, write and illustrate a six word story. Upload your finished story to VoiceThread and embed it on our wiki.**

Here are some examples:


 * “Inkless pen composes poem. Human deactivated.” — Kevin, [|Western Massachusetts Writing Project,]
 * Sadly mistaken, key-we eaten with skin? - Barb, [|Appleseed Writing Project], Indiana
 * “He scratched escaping his own flesh.”– Janelle, [|Texas Bluebonnet Writing Project]
 * “Car locked. Keys lost. Stuck. Help!”–Cynthia, [|Alcorn Writing Project], Mississippi
 * Time machine invented. Needed it yesterday. — Sandy, [|Minnesota Writing Projec]t
 * Picked his brain; there’s nothing left. - Karen, [|Marshall University Writing Project], West Virginia
 * Watching him laugh made me cry. - Kelly, [|Texas Bluebonnet Writing Projec]t. Texas
 * CPM, IBM, email, www. RSS, next? - Donna, [|Lehigh Valley Writing Project,] Pennsylvania
 * Got the call. Broke my heart. - Scott, [|Texas Bluebonnet Writing Project], Texas
 * Online avatar secures freedom, files lawsuit — Kevin, WMWP ([[image:http://images.del.icio.us/static/img/mp3/play.gif width="12" height="12"]][|listen to story])
 * No sky since it happened. Again. — Matt, [|Plymouth Writing Project], New Hampshire
 * BLOG consumes me…still I sit!! -Anthony, [|UNC-Charlotte Writing Projec]t, North Carolina
 * Frustration peaks. Then six words come. — Tim, [|Northwest Indiana Writing Project]
 * Without further ado, I freaked out. — Brett, [|Oregon Writing Project at Eastern]
 * Chained to responsibility, free to dream. — Randee, [|Great Valley Writing Project]
 * Belly rumbling, hands fumbling, brain stumbling. — Austen, [|Morehead Writing Project]

=SMS Poetry= [|poemtextmessage]


 * Challenge: Using PowerPoint, write your own poem in SMS. Upload your finished poem to VoiceThread and then translate it into regular English by recording your voice. Embed the finished poem on our wiki.**