"Dear President Obama,

I would like if you could make the world a cleaner place because I see a lot of trash. I hope you will help the homeless people from freezing in the winter.

I feel very happy you got elected President. I hope you have a great time being President." - Melissa

 

"Dear Mr. President,

I am worried about health care and homeless people. I think you should make health care free and that handy caped people, like people in wheelchairs and others, should have the Government help pay there taxes. And I think we should have more homeless shelters and food drives. Thank you for being the president. Also, for making America safe and free." - McKenna

P.S.

I also think that Mondays should be national Free Cake Day.

 

 

 

"Dear President Obama,

Congratulations for being elected again!

You should lower taxes and gas prices I think gas cost to much. You should make sure all the kids get education. You should help pick up all the damage from hurricane Sandy." - Hunter

 

"Dear Barack Obama,

Can you please lower the taxes for evrybudy? Can you please lower food prices? Do you like to be president? Can you please lower the gas taxes?" - Tanner

 

"Dear President Obama,

I think that you should make a law that says if you litter there should pay a fee. What is your dogs name? How do you feel as president?" - Joseph

 

"Dear President Obama,

Please don’t shut down astronauts. Please help poor people. What is your dog name. Do you have a swimming pool? Also do you have a bowling alley? Do you have a movie theater and do have a brother or sister?" - Ria

 

"Dear President Obama, 

I think you should lower the prices so poor people can get things they really need. Also I think you should make things more expensive for rich people." - Shaia

 

"Dear President Obama,

Do you know about Flying Horse Farms? Can you lower taxes? Please. What’s so up with the gas prices? Oh yeah. My name is Kelli. I’m seven years old. I go to Columbus Academy! I’m in 1A! I watch Disney channel and I see your wife! Do you have gold? Do you have a pet? Do your kids love the White house? Do you have a pet? Which kid do you like most." - Kelli

 

"Dear President Obama,

Can you make house prices lower please? Can you give food to people with no money please? My name is Hailey. I am seven years old. What is your favorite room in the White House? You are a great President!" - Hailey

 

"Dear President Obama,

My name is Mikey. Can you please make school safer? Do you like being President? What is your favorite thing to do when you are not working? What is your dog’s name? Do you have your own plane? 

Why did the robber take a bath? To get a clean get away. 

I know that your favorite sport is basketball. I play basketball too. How old are your daughters?" - Mikey

 

"Dear President Obama,

My name is Skyler. I’m 8 but I’m almost 9. I go to Ellis School in Freemont N.H. I don’t’ mean to be a pane but I want to list down a few hopes and dreams. I’m giving you advice to get a good night sleep. Ellis needs a auditorium because we have a gym that ecows off the wall. If you’re in Freemont N.H. I siggest you come visit us if it ok with you." - Skyler

 

"Dear President Obama, 

My name is Luc and I’m 8 years old. Here’s some advice for running the U.S.A: Getting a good night sleep, lowwering the tax rate, and lowwering car payments." - Luc

 

"Dear President Obama,

I ask you to put more security in the school so nothing happen to the student or teachers like in Connecticut. I also ask you not to sell alot of gun to everybody because if someone buys a gun they can have a child and the child might grab the gun and do something dangerous. You should also help the schools even more. You should also let everyone to have the same equal opportunities so everyone can go to school to school and learn." - Maria

 

"Dear Mr. President,

You should try to help the school’s earn more money. Also help the homeless people and you should help lost animals. If we do that we will make the world a better place. Do you know that I am recycling bottles and paper. I pick up all of the trash in my yard and help lost animals find it’s owner. If you have time can you write back." - Stephanie

 

"Dear President Obama,

My name is Mathis. I am 5 years old. I think you have a hard job as President. While you are the President can you please make rules?" - Mathis

 

Dear President Obama,

"Hello, my name is Koh and I’m 10 years old. I am in the 4th grade in an elementary school in Fukuoka, Japan. In November, my English teacher taught us about the American Election. We even had a mock election which you won! It was 13 VS 8.

I want to talk to you about 2 things. 

First thing is about friendship between America and Japan. I go to America every summer. This year, I went to day camp for 2 weeks. It was fun spending 2 weeks with American children. So, I think America and Japan should be more friendly and have more time to get together.

Second thing is about being a president. I want to know what you do as a president. Please do a great job as president. You are leading the world.

I’m glad that I can write a letter to you. Thank you for reading my letter." - Koh

 

"Dear President Obama,

Hello. My name is Miharu. I am 10 years old. I am in the 4th grade in an elementary school in Fukuoka, Japan. In November my English teacher taught us about the American Election. It was a little difficult to understand for me. We even had a mock election which you won by 13-8. 

I hope people in the USA will become happy and friendly relations between USA and Japan will be deepened. I am supporting you so please do your best. Thank you for reading my letter." - Miharu 

 

"Dear President Obama,

I am a student at Lummi Nation school. I am in 4th grade. My teacher is Mrs. Retasket. I live on Lummi Reservation which is only ten miles wide. We have our own school for our people.

Could you help the native tribes with good medicine and a hospital on the Reservation? This would help people like my uncle." - TJ 

 

"Dear President Obama, 

I wrote this letter to you, President Obama. Can your men make a park, President Obama? Can you make this park at Lummi Shore Road?

At the park I would like a swimming pool, indoor tennis courts, and a game room with a lot of games so people can play. I would like prizes like Angry Birds in Space toys. I want it to not cost very much money.

This park would be important so young people at Lummi have good days and have somewhere to go. It would help them not have bad days or be sad at all." - Roberto

 

"Dear President Obama,

I am a student at Lummi Nation school. I am in the 5th grade. My teacher is Mrs. Retasket. 

I live on the Lummi Indian Reservation which is only 10 miles wide. We have our own school for our own people.

I am writing this letter to tell you about how you could help us. You can give us more money for homes to live in so famies aren’t homeless. Homes give a sens of permanence, where your family can live and grow. Emotional security goes with this. Thank you for taking the time to read my letter." - Patrick