Similarities Between Dave Packer And Lynsey Burgess

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In the story that I read the Setting was a Monday morning in the middle of November. And Laketon Elementary School was in the middle of New Jersey. The Main Characters of my story are Dave Packer and Lynsey Burgess. Dave is in the 5th grade and he is 10 years old. He has Freckles, hazel eyes, and brown hair. He is a brave and smart kid but he is a little lazy. Dave is a blabber mouth. He does not get along with girls. In the beginning. Dave was impolite to the girls, but by the end he was more mature. Lynsey has blue eyes, rosy cheeks, and blond hair. She is very serious. She is very smart. She also is talkative. Lynsey and Dave fight a lot. In the beginning Lynsey was bossy and childish but at the end of the story she grew up and was thoughtful and kind. …show more content…

He got into an argument at lunchtime with Lynsey about how she was talking so much about a sweater. He blew his experiment. Dave and Lynsey started a boys vs girls contest to see who could talk less. The rules were that they could only talk to teachers, and use only three words. They were also not allowed to talk at home and had to work with the honor system. The 5th graders started the contest. The teachers and principals thought is was freaky because this group was called the Unshushables. They were called this because they never stopped talking. Some teachers thought the contest was amazing because they don’t have to yell all day and it was easier to have learn in the quiet. The other teachers thought it was bad because it was harder to teach them because with only three words the students couldn’t participate correctly. Ms. Hiatt had an assembly to try to stop the contest. The fifth graders did not listen to Ms. Hiatt. The principal got mad and she yelled at Dave in front of the whole fifth grade and used a bullhorn. He felt like she was a bully so he yelled back at

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