The following is a festive model essay for multiple usage in class for my kids. Yes, I'm a teacher, lol. It's quite a brief, fun read. Enjoy!
In a winter wonderland called Snowscape, which was not so far away
and not too long ago, snow never ceased to fall. The overcast sky always rained
white flakes, as if it was a flower relinquishing its petals endlessly. The sun
had long been veiled by curtains of clouds, its shine toiling conscientiously
but to no avail. Its rays could not reach the snow-pelted ground. The birds
never chirped there, nor did the rest of the animals roam and feed. There were
no festivities to revel in and no carols to sing. Any hot food or beverage
turned cold instantly whenever anyone brought them into Snowsape. Its
residents, at the mention of a single entity, cringed fearfully.
Jack Frost was the king of Snowscape. He was a colossal giant who
donned garbs of iceberg with tassels of frozen streams. He reigned
over all that was chilly and frosty. Gnomes, reindeers, Christmas trees and
everything else always fled from Jack’s carriage, for it was a barrage of
hailstorms and icy winds. They signalled his arrival and lingered in his wake. The
vibrant array of mellow fireplaces and lavish patisseries all trembled gloomily
in the resounding voice of Jack Frost.
