Ike's first day of school

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Ike’s First Day of School By Amanda Valdes Marie Toussaint Matthew Martin

Today’s Ike’s first day at USF! He stops by advising to sign up for classes.

Ike stops to read the school newspaper. It is very well written, he knows what he wants to do!

Ike has decided to be a journalist. He stops by the library to start doing some research.

After hours of research and study, Ike stops for a soda. So refreshing!

But, at the end of the day, Ike really just enjoys school more when he’s with his friends.

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Ike's first day of school

1. Ike’s First Day of School By Amanda Valdes Marie Toussaint Matthew Martin

2. Today’s Ike’s first day at USF! He stops by advising to sign up for classes.

3. Ike stops to read the school newspaper. It is very well written, he knows what he wants to do!

4. Ike has decided to be a journalist. He stops by the library to start doing some research.

5. After hours of research and study, Ike stops for a soda. So refreshing!

6. But, at the end of the day, Ike really just enjoys school more when he’s with his friends.