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Guess what Mommy? Isn't that 

the same building you work in?

Mommy said, "Yes Kobe now 

let's hurry up so I can get you 

on the bus so you won't miss 

the tour today.

Don't forget your lunch on the counter 

Kobe!! Kobe said, "OK Mom I won't." 

Give me a kiss before you leave Kobe! 

He grabbed his mom and kissed her 

head. 

Kobe rushed out of the door and jumped 

on the school bus full of excitement. 

Kobe arrived at school and went to his 

homeroom Mrs. Alvarez where everyone in 

the class was excited about the trip to the 

Twin Towers. 

He sees his friends John and Steve, and 

joins them on the way to the buses for the 

field trip joined by their chaperon Chuck 

Smith, John's father.

Mrs. Alvarez announced, "Kids we have 

arrived to our destination," The kids 

shouted Yay and were full of 

excitement. Mrs. Alvarez told the kids to 

calm down and pair with their chaperon.  

Kobe was even more excited than 

anyone else because he was going to 

see his Mom at work today. 

Kobe squealed to his friends John and 

Steve, "Guys!! We are going to have so 

much fun today!" 

When Kobe and his friends begin to 

follow their chaperon he sees his Mom 

coming down to get a cup of coffee and 

a pastry from Starbucks. 

Soon Kobe saw his Mom he heard a loud 

boom and felt the ground trembling. 

Everyone begins to panic running around 

screaming. 

The chaperons and parents that were present 

on the field trip begin to grab the children and 

calm them down. 

As the were calming them down Hector, the 

tour guide comes over to Mrs. Alvarez second 

grade class and screams, "Guys we must exit 

the building NOW!" 

The class all exited the Tower safely. 

Soon they exited and followed the 

firefighters Kobe begins to think about 

his Dad who is a firefighter on the New 

York City Fire Department. 

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