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|job = Teacher}} '''Mrs. Fink''' is a third grade teacher at [[Lakewood Elementary School]]. Like [[Miss Sweetwater]], she takes teaching to a fun degree and being in her classroom seems to be far easier than being in [[Nigel Ratburn|Mr. Ratburn]]'s classroom.
|job = Teacher}} '''Mrs. Fink''' is a third grade teacher at [[Lakewood Elementary School]]. Like [[Miss Sweetwater]], she takes teaching to a fun degree and being in her classroom seems to be far easier than being in [[Nigel Ratburn|Mr. Ratburn]]'s classroom.


She knows how to play the [[guitar]], and is the only third grade teacher who is married. She is nicer than [[Miss Sweetwater]].
She knows how to play the [[guitar]], and is the only third grade teacher who is married.


She was mentioned in the early books, but didn't appear as a visible character until the cartoon show. She's rarely seen when compared to the other 3rd grade teachers.
She was mentioned in the early books, but didn't appear as a visible character until the cartoon show. She's rarely seen when compared to the other 3rd grade teachers.

Revision as of 00:58, 21 December 2017

Mrs. Fink
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Gender Female
Animal Bear

Hair color Red

Job Teacher

Mrs. Fink is a third grade teacher at Lakewood Elementary School. Like Miss Sweetwater, she takes teaching to a fun degree and being in her classroom seems to be far easier than being in Mr. Ratburn's classroom.

She knows how to play the guitar, and is the only third grade teacher who is married.

She was mentioned in the early books, but didn't appear as a visible character until the cartoon show. She's rarely seen when compared to the other 3rd grade teachers.

Appearances

Students

Former Students