I made one copy of my composition. Instead of 'Jovan's First Day at School', I wrote 'Kaito's First Day of School'. And it's out of the topic;

One Monday morning, Kaito woke up from his bed. It was six o'clock in the morning.

"First day of school," Keito groaned. He never liked school. He was a trouble maker in first year. Keito covered his whole body with his blanket.

"Wake up bro!" Kaito's big brother, Yurome, shouted. Yurome pulled his little brother's blanket and poured water on his face.

"Yuck! Salt water" Kaito exclaimed. He looked at his brother. He was wearing a ski-jacket, yellow sunglasses, black jeans and Reebok sneakers. He had a black spiky hairdo.

"I want to look cool in third year," Yurome told him. He walked out from Kaito's bedroom. Kaito took his five minutes showe. He decided to wear his dark blue hoodie, black sweatpants and his Adidas sneakers.

"Kaito, breackfast is ready!" Kaito's mother called. Kaito started to pack his books and went downstairs.

"Good morning Kaito," said Kaito's father. Kaito's baby brother, Damerlock, was sitting on his high chair, playing with his wooden spoon.

"Here is your breakfast Kaito," said Kaito's mother. Kaito's breakfast was French toast, sunny side-up eggs and orange juice. Yurome stole Kaito's toast and ran outside.

"Hey! Come back here!" Kaito demanded. He drank his orange juice and ate his toast while chasing Yurome.

"Hahaha!" Yurome laughed. Kaito threw his glass away and finished his toast. They stopped in front of their school.

"Welcome to Falco (the name of the first opening theme song of The Law of Ueki) High School Kaito," Yurome announced and laughed. Kaito's school was just five metres away from his house.

"Let's go to class Kaito," said Kaito's friend, Kid Wiki (or Wikipedia). He slapped Kaito's back.

"But it's 6.10 am," Kaito told him.

"Remember last year?" Yurome asked. He took out a pistol and threw it to Kaito. Kaito caught it. Suddenly Kaito remembered.

"Lets go ghost hunting," Kaito told them. He smirked and took out his ghost heat-sensor goggles and they all began to enter the haunted school.

It's really out of the topic but Teacher Richard D. Perry really liked it. He gave me thumbs up.