Persuasive Essay About Moving To Alaska

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Recently we moved to Alaska because our school in Kansas was destroyed. It had a huge termite problem and tore down all the walls and main structure. Alaska was the only other place available besides Russia, but it is more fun in Alaska. Everybody else thought we’re bad luck so we had to move to Alaska. Alaska is a wonderful place to be.
There are many good things about moving to Alaska. Whenever we have activity period or free time we could have as many snowball fights as we want. We can also make as many snow angels, as we want. It would just be fun to go to school in that area. There will be lots of snow days because it snows a lot there. We would all look like Eskimos. We could learn about the seals, bears, wolves, foxes, and snow hairs. School would be fun in Alaska. Also at night we can see the northern lights. You could also have an infinite amount of snow cones as you want (just
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During science, we will study the fallen snowflakes from the skies. In social studies, we will study the landscape and its region and we will look at the history of our region. While we are doing history in English we will study the old native languages. Then in reading we will listen to some old native stories and old folk tales.
Once P.E. starts we will play a game called snowball alley. You have to run across an alley type area and try not to get hit by a real snowball. In math we could count the species of all the different animals. During FACS, we will learn how to sew elk and moose hides to make clothes and blankets. Then we will learn what wild foods you can and can’t eat.
Once this year will be over you will all see how much fun our school is. It will be one of the best experiences in your life. You will have fun experiences every single day. It would really make your friends want to come back to your awesome school. They would be jealous by how much fun your school is and their

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