My concept for a perfect day
By:Arjun Agrawal

          Many people have different concepts for a perfect day, but I believe that the following are the most important for a perfect day: a perfect classroom, perfect recess, and a perfect home.

          Fist of all, I wish I had a perfect classroom. I wish that the teacher was kind to me. I want the teacher to give me less punishments and more rewards such as field trips. I also would like the classroom to be very clean so that the air is always fresh. I wish that I had less work in the class so that we could have more time to play at recess. This would lead to a perfect class.

          Second of all,  I wish I had a perfect recess. I wish that I had kind and fair friends at recess. I want my friend to be nice so if I make a mistake they can forgive me without a fight. I would also like fun games so that I have something to play during recess. I would also like extended recess so that I can have more fun during recess.

          Lastly, I wish I had a perfect home. I wish I had little homework and no chores so that I have more time to play. I want to play on the computer all the time. I would also like kind parents, so that I can rarely get grounded, and I would be more spoiled.

          In conclusion, the concept for a perfect day is to : have a perfect classroom, perfect recess, and a perfect home.

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