Question Of The Month: St. John The Evangelist

Each month, the Severna Park Voice poses a question to a fifth-grade class. This month, students from Mrs. Smearman’s class at St. John the Evangelist School answered the question:

“If you had your own airplane, where would you go and what would you do there?”

If I had an airplane, I would go to Italy to enjoy the incredible food because it is fresh and they don’t use pesticides.
Alan S.

If I had my own airplane, I would fly to Jeju Island in South Korea. I would visit their cafés with delicious pastries and hike to see their waterfalls.
Bellie C.

I would go to Singapore because I would be able to see the city and try the interesting foods.
Ben N.

I would go to the Jordan River with my family and learn about where Jesus was baptized.
Bradley G.

I would go to Bethlehem to see the town where Jesus was born, and then to Jerusalem to see Calvary Hill.
Brooke O.

If I had my own airplane, I would go to ancient Greece to see the sculptures and buildings that people built.
Catherine T.

I would go to Jerusalem to learn about Jesus and to strengthen my faith.
Claire M.

I would like to see Italy with my family and visit the amazing landmarks, eat the food, and explore the place my family’s heritage is from.
Dominic C.

If I could go anywhere, I would travel to Hawaii to scuba dive in the clear blue water and watch the beautiful sunset from the beach.
Eden G.

If I had an airplane, I would go to Ukraine to help the people who are struggling.
Ella D.

If I had my own airplane, I would fly to South Sudan, bring a lot of teachers, and help with education and food.
Ellie K.

I would go to Paris to stand on the Eiffel Tower and see the view up high, and to see all the city lights at night because Paris is called the “City of Lights.”
Elliot W.

I would go to Egypt to see the Great Pyramids. I would also teach the people about God.
Grant S.

If I had an airplane, I would fly to South America because I would like to explore their rainforest.
Jacob B.

I would like to go to Jacksonville, Florida, with my family because I have not seen my aunt or cousin for two years.
Juliet A.

I would fly my airplane to the Warriors’ stadium with my family and play with the team. I would sit courtside and watch them play and bring others with me so that they could experience an NBA game.
Kane N.

I would go to Alaska to see the beautiful animals and the mountains. I want to watch the northern lights.
Kate W.

I would go to the Niseko Ski Resort in Japan for a one-month ski trip with my family. I would try the different foods and see the museums to learn about the history of Japan.
Killian G.

I would go to Italy to see where some of my family is from. I would also visit churches and see the artwork there.
Lyla G.

If I had my own airplane, I would travel to Paris. I would try their pastries, such as chocolate croissants, and visit the Eiffel Tower.
Madelyn G.

I would take my family to South Korea to try their foods because I’ve heard many good things about their food.
Maya S.

If I had my own airplane, I would go see the Jesus statue in Rio with my grandfather so we could have one last big trip together.
Margie C.

If I had my own airplane, I would fly to Africa and teach kids how to surf.
Mona E.

I would like to go to the grotto in Lourdes, France, where Our Lady appeared to Bernadette. I would also like to see the Eiffel Tower when it lights up.
Nicoletta C.

If I had my own airplane, I would go to Paris to see the Notre Dame Cathedral that just reopened.
Paolo P.

I would travel to Denmark to learn all about how LEGOs are made and engineered.
Peter S.

I would go to Europe to visit Notre Dame.
Sadie B.

If I had my own airplane, I would fly to Mexico and pick up all the stray dogs and take care of them.
Sloan S.

If I had an airplane, I would go to Rome to see the ancient structures.
Stone G.

If I had my own airplane, I would fly to Barcelona. I’d fly there for the football, beautiful sights and sports.
Tugg G.

I would fly to Burundi, South Africa, and bring clothes, food and water. I would tell the people to pray to God for help when they needed it.
Wynne B.