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Sandy the Snake, a story sponsored 

by the letter S! Enjoy!

Sandy the Snake liked slithering through 

the soil, playing under the sun in the sand 

and snow and having fun with school 

students and their sisters, siblings... 

snowball fights, snowman building, 

snowboarding, skiing, sand games...

Sandy had seven snake siblings. She had six 

sisters: Susan, Sarah, Stephanie, Sophie, 

Savannah and Stella, and one brother: 

Simon.

Sandy and her siblings went to school and 

were smart students because they studied 

hard. Sandy and her sisters liked science and 

writing stories. Simon was strong and liked 

sports, especially swimming. Simon’s 

swimming style was as smooth as snow.

Slowly, Stink the Slug, a school bully, got 

jealous of the smart Sandy. Stink sucked at 

school work, mostly science and story-writing. 

Sandy didn’t realize the slug was jealous until 

somebody said: “Stink wants to be as smart at 

science and writing stories as you Sandy, so 

smarten up and watch out.”

One snowy school day, Stink the Slug stalked 

up to Sandy with his skunk student friends and 

said: “Stupid Sandy, stop being smarter at 

science and stories than us or you, Susan, 

Sarah and all your other sisters and siblings 

will see what happens in this stupid, stinky 

school.”

Stink continued to say his spiteful speech: 

“You’re just a science snake that’s as stupid as 

the snow falling soundlessly on the school 

steps,” the Skunk finished.

Sandy didn’t say anything as students from 

school watched Stink the Slug and his skunks 

stalk off before slipping silently away from the 

scene and towards the school, science lab or 

story-writing school-room.

That night, Sandy lay in bed, seeing the sky 

get darker before saying silently Stink’s strong 

words to herself: “Stupid Sandy… See what 

happens at this stupid, stinky school…Just a 

science snake…Just as stupid.” The spiteful 

words Stink the Slug had said stung Sandy’s 

heart and she tried to stay smart and calm. 

Suddenly, she decided to silently slip out of the 

soundless bedroom and she stalked off to the 

sofa, slowly sat down and soon was sleeping 

soundly and snoring loudly on the soft sofa.

Sandy went to school worried about Stink the 

Slug and the strong words he’d said. She 

decided that she would beat stupid Stink and 

his skunk students in science and stories and 

when she stood on the smart student stage 

Stink would stare at the solid silver trophy she 

would have. She would show Stink he stunk at 

school!

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