Once upon a time, there was a group of letters who lived in a computer. They loved to be part of words and sentences, and make stories come to life.

One day, the letters held a meeting to discuss how they could make their stories even better. They decided that they needed to align themselves better so that they looked neat and tidy on the page.

The ascenders, like the letter "h," decided to stand tall above the baseline. The descenders, like the letter "g," decided to hang below the baseline. And the body of the letters, like the letter "o," decided to sit right on the baseline.

The letters also decided to play with different styles. Some wanted to be bold and strong, like the letter "B." Others wanted to be playful, like the letter "c." And some wanted to be simple and straightforward, like the letter "a."

The letters also discussed the importance of bullet points. They decided to use bullet points to make their stories easier to follow and understand. They made sure to center the bullet points so that they stood out from the rest of the text.

Finally, the letters came together to form characters. They created a brave knight, a curious cat, and a mischievous mouse. The letters were so excited to bring their characters to life and go on adventures.

And so, the letters continued to align themselves, play with different styles, and create characters, making their stories more exciting and enjoyable for everyone to read.

Reflections

1. What did the letters decide to do to make their stories better?
2. How did the letters align themselves on the page?
3. What different styles did the letters want to be?
4. Why were bullet points important to the letters?
5. Who were the characters that the letters created?
6. How did the letters bring their characters to life?
7. Can you think of other characters that the letters could create?
8. How can you make your own stories better by using what you learned from the letters?