Albert Einstein was a thief as a child who struggled in school, bringing live animals to class and getting kicked out for bringing a skunk. After leaving school at a young age, he roamed for 7 years before joining an orchestra in London. At 30 he went back to school, but got sick of it and moved to Europe. He eventually fulfilled his dream of being a scientist, helping develop the atom bomb and winning the Nobel Prize for proving his theory of relativity with the formula E=mc2. He continued stealing lab equipment and died in 1955.

1. Albert Einstein

2. Albert’s Life
Albert was a thief he would steal all
types of things like books and pencils
he was not able to clearly speak until
he was nearly 12 his parents and
teachers thought he had a learning
problem

3. Young Einstein
Instead of standing out in school his
classmates recall that he would eat all the
paste. They also recall that he had a
constant smell of old pickles he also
brought live bats into school and set them
off in the class room as a prank

4. Einstein’s School Day’s
Einstein thought himself calculus maths
but got kicked out of school for bringing
a live skunk into school in his lunch box

5. After School
After school Einstein roamed the
country for 7 years. He learned how to
play the violin and was given a place in
the orchestra in London but sometimes
he would get board and play when he
wasn’t supposed to and was once again
asked to leave

6. Back to school
At the age of thirty Einstein passed the
exam for a college and went back to
school. But after a short time he got
sick of it and moved back to Europe.
He married and had too daughters but
wasn’t happy because he wanted to be
a scientist

7. Fulfilled Dream
Einstein fulfilled his dream in making
explosives by helping the
government make the first atom
bomb. He also proved the theory
relatively with the formula “E=MC2.
Einstein was awarded the Nobel prize
for physics

8. The End
Einstein received the title “science
superstar” and continued stealing lab
equipment. He died in 1955
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