adventure and advice from ms. islam’s third-grade class
Advice from Miles Dear Janitor, Hey, my name is Miles, and I want to help with your problem of getting stuck in the janitor’s room, janitor. I think my advice will be helpful because I’m very good at solving problems. You can tell I’m good at solving problems because I’m a detective. I also know a lot about being in problems. I learned about your problem while I was in kindergarten. As you can see, I have a lot of wisdom I want to share with you. Just imagine you have a bunch of space, and call for help and use your phone to ask your relatives for help. And trust me, I have been in a lot of closed spaces. If there is a vent that you think you can fit through, and you know the school by the back of your hand, you should go through it. But if you don’t know, then don’t use it because then you could get really hot, really cold, or sick. If you feel like the walls are closing in on you, push and you will see reality. The best advice I have given was teaching my sister how to walk. I told her, “One foot in front of the other, and keep it steady.” She can barely understand me, but I had to help her walk. So I kept trying, but then I had to help her learn how to talk. It helped make her strong, and because it made her strong, I hope my advice makes you strong and can help you get out of the janitor’s closet. From, Miles 47
