You’re the best Mr. Falker

By:

Nolan Landeland

You’re the best Mr. Falker. It’s okay to be different, loved unconditionally, no one”s perfect. My class has read a book about Patricia Polacco. Patricia is the main character. she is loved very much by her grandparents  and when they pass away she is not as much encouraged. when Patricia gets into kindergarten she notices she can’t read.

It’s ok to be different. Patricia is a little girl when she is in kindergarten. Patricia’s teacher gave them a book and said sound out the words to the class everyone could read better than Patricia. The teacher had to help her but the other kids could read without help. When Patricia would try to read by herself the other kids would laugh at her so she felt different and she thought it was bad to be different. When Patricia got home she went for a walk with her grandmother. Patricia asked her grandma if it’s okay to be different her grandma said “It’s better to be different than the same.” That cheered up Patricia she was so glad she had a loving family. A couple days later her grandparents died.

Loved unconditionally. Patricia was loved very much by her grandparents and her teacher Mr.Falker but she still doesn’t know how to read. in 5th grade Mr. Falker helped her read by writing the things he said with a sponge on the chalkboard she ran away because of how ugly it look. Mr. Falker taught Patricia how to read.

No one is perfect. Patricia got laughed at by all of her classmates and the worst was Eric. he was a bully to patricia and he made the class make fun of her . At recess she would hide under a flight of stairs and one time Eric followed her and pulled her out and made fun of her. Thankfully Mr. Falker came and brought Eric to the office and made him get in trouble. Then Mr. Falker help her learn to read with the help of another teacher.

You’re the best mr.falker. It’s okay to be different, Loved unconditionally, and no ones perfect. I hope you enjoyed my essay and if you haven’t, read the book Thank you Mr.Falker.