Saoirse Papp, Age 7
Angell Elementary
First, you would go to school to learn lots of science.
Then, you would mix up a potion in a spray bottle and spray it on your hamburger house to keep it from rotting.
Next, you would carve doors and windows and maybe some plates with a butter knife.
Last, you would go out and buy a bed and forks and pens and pencils and notepad and write what else you had to get.
If you don’t have enough money to buy these things, then you could get a part-time job. If that doesn’t earn enough money then you could get a full-time job.
Saoirse Papp, 7
Angell Elementary
I was sleeping. I loved the dream. But my dog woke me up. When I was playing football, I noticed that the goal was loose. I was going to tell someone, but no one would listen to me. Just as I tried to listen to the thirty-eigth person, her name was Owen, and she never listened to me, but I had to tell someone. I had no choice but to tell her. If she would not listen to me, no one would. But it was worth a try. And guess what? She listened. She seemed like she was deciding if she could trust me, then she checked if she could trust me. She now knew that I was not just trying to scare her. I was just trying to warn her. She told it to the man who took care of the football field.
