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Tell a story using Minecraft…

Sentence Starters Although . . . Gradually . . . Moreover . . . As . . . I believe that . . . Nevertheless . . . As I see it . . . If . . . So . . . At one point . . . In addition . . . Subsequently . . . Despite the fact that . . . In conclusion . . . Therefore . . . Even though . . . In general . . . Whilst . . . Finally . . . In my view . . . Later that day . . . For example . . . In spite of . . . After a while . . . Furthermore . . . Meanwhile . . .

Verbs – Some verbs to use in your story. Black 3 Dark 3 Malevolent 5 Shimmering 4 Blank 4 Evil 4 Musty 4 Dusty 3 Glistening 5 Dangerous 3 Grey 3 Menacing 5 Lifeless 5 Sharp 3 Crimson 5 Still 4 Motionless 4 Cold 3 Bloody 4 Ominous 5 Silent 5 Threatening 5 Frightening 4 Dull 3 Dreary 4

Adverbs – Some adverbs to describe actions in your story. accidentally bravely courageously energetically gallantly admiringly calmly convincingly equisitely generously adoringly carefully decisively erratically gently aggressively carelessly defiantly excitedly gingerly angrily caringly desperately expressively gracefully anxiously casually determinedly ferociously graciously assuredly cautiously disrespectfully firmly gratefully awkwardly clumsily ecstatically foolishly harshly beautifully confidently eloquently forcefully hesitantly boldly continually emphatically frankly Hysterically imaginatively menacingly persistently sarcastically thoughtlessly impatiently modestly persuasively sensitively timidly impressively needlessly promptly spitefully urgently insensitively negatively proudly surreptitiously vaguely instantly nervously pessimistically suspiciously viciously instinctively Nonchalantly rapidly sympathetically Violently lazily optimistically reluctantly tantalizingly willingly loosely painstakingly resentfully tenderly wisely maliciously patiently resourcefully theatrically wistfully majestically perilously respectfully thoughtfully worriedly

Prepositions Behind Below Above Through Near Around Under During Across Into On Before In Up Beneath

Imperative verbs (bossy words) Time Connectives Add Fetch Attach Flip Move Push Take Rotate Point Place Plug Get Hold Stick Turn Firstly Next After that Finally To begin Then Eventually First of all At this point Initially After a while Meanwhile Before While Earlier