Autobiography I was born on January 22,2006 in Carthage TX.I grew up in a little White House.My dad said that I had an imaginary friend named Anna, and I was scared of an old man that no one else could see. He told me that one day I was in the living room watching TV in my Ball Pit and a ball rolled out of my room. In August 2010 I moved to Mt. Enterprise to start Pre-K. I remember my teacher , Ms.Allen, and the mean teacher’s Aid. My hair was really long so when we were getting up from Nap Time, kids would step on my hair and the teacher’s aid wasn't helping by yelling at me to get up. Ms.Allen was very sweet. I don't remember when I moved to Tatum TX. for Kindergarten. My teacher , Mrs.Sweenie, was very sweet as well. We went out on the playground for the 2-4th graders and I was talking to my best friend ,Kaitlyn, and I picked a flower and wasn't paying attention and I started digging in what I thought was a dirt pile and I was looking at her ,talking and I felt a painful sting in 3 different places so I look down and there were ants all over my hands , moving up my arms. So I …show more content…
Enterprise again and started First Grade. I saw the school and I was so excited because I remembered everything…… except the kids. Almost everyone I knew had moved away. My teacher’s name was Ms.Kirby. In the beginning of the year we all had the same teacher. I don't remember her name , something like Mrs.Lollipop. But she said she had to much kids ,so we had to split it. So I got Mrs.Ricsinger and she had a student teacher.But one day we were in the middle phonics and Ms.Kirby said “ Um, Mrs.Ricsinger? Come here really quick…” and she looked at us and walked out of the room. She didn't close the door all the way , and we started thinking thinking of what she was talking about, then we heard a loud squeal. She peeked in and said sorry and walked in and said “ Ms.Kirby was going to teach 8th grade but she gets to stay here!!!” We all shouted of
Houston is the city that I used to live in on the outskirts of Houston; however, after I have blogged about Houston since day one I have learned a great deal in Houston and where it came from. Houston is a diverse city which is main up of all kinds of race, ethnic background, and religious. It is a great city to settle down and have a family in the suburban. It also a great city to start a career in the medical field, due to all the hospitals around the area. Houston is the “fourth most populous city in the nation” and “the largest in the southern U.S. and Texas.” Houston also has many places that you can go and explore and different attractions you can go to spend time with friends and family. Did you know Houston has “More than 90 languages
6th grade is the year we got a new PE teacher. She was nice for the first couple of weeks and then she started to teach us to dance to the Electric slide and the Makerana. She got angry with us because we knew that dancing
Atlanta, GA, is one of the most exciting cities in the nation. Not only is it one of the most populated cities, but it has one of the largest metropolitan areas as well. This city is a fantastic option for those making the move to Georgia for a number of reasons. If you are considering a move to Atlanta, here are some things you will want to know.
I was born in Walnut Creek, California on a hot summer afternoon in the year of 1996. When I was only a few weeks old, my mother left my father for good
I spent most of my life surrounded by fragrant pine trees, rocky mountains, and sometimes extremely cold winters. At least one year ago, my family and I moved to a place that is the exact opposite of Colorado which was Phoenix, Arizona. Months before moving, we got rid of all clothing that resembled winter apparel because we all knew it was not going to be needed again. When moving to a new location, it the time to embrace new change, different cultures and certainly different weather climates.
Throughout my life I have been traveling to and from New York and it has pretty much became a regular part of my life. I have left and came back multiple times over the years, from going on vacations to moving for good, but the most significant time was when I was moving out of New York when I was a kid. My parents had a reason to move down to Philadelphia so they decided that’s what we were going to do. Since I was born here and spent most of my early childhood here, the thought of living somewhere else was strange to me, as it would for almost any kid at that age, and I didn’t really know how life would be like outside of the neighborhood where I’m from. The part of New York where I grew up at was very neighborhoody in the Bronx, everyone
Austin, Texas is a growing city with several distinct neighborhoods. This variation of neighborhoods is one of the benefits of moving to Austin, Texas, as it allows you to find an area of the city with which you can perfectly blend yourself or you and your family in to, to make your move seamless and stress-free. Austin has residents from every kind of imaginable demographic, making it a very diverse city. The neighborhoods of Austin, Texas, however, parallel that and offer something for people from any kind of imaginable demographic. Some neighborhoods focus more on family, and some focus more on young adults and college students.
Attractions to Look for When Traveling In or Near North Texas When you live in North Texas, you can be sure that there are always interesting things to see and do nearby. Whether you visit Fredericksburg, Austin, Round Top, or the Hill Country, the general area is filled with unique sights, sounds, and people. If you have recently moved to North Texas and aren’t sure which places and activities to experience first, you might consider a few (or all) of the following options.
Longfellow Elementary was the first school were I got to observe an early childhood education teacher. While my experience with my substitute was not perfect, it taught me that I need to stay organized and calm when I am a teacher. Through field placement I assimilated new ideas into my concept of how to be a good teacher.
I walked in and my stomach made a flip-flop like riding “The Scream” at Six Flags. Everyone was staring at me! With their curios eyes and anxious to know who I was. I froze like ice and felt the heat rise through my face. My parents talked to my teacher, Ms.Piansky. Then my mom whispered “It’s ti...
It all started in 1999 at Star Elementary. There was a “new girl” and her name was Tootie. Tootie was used to switching schools but this one just seemed so different, she couldn’t get used to it. The students at the new school didn’t like her because they thought she was arrogant, she never played with the other kids at the playground or even talked to them.
Every new graduated high school student wants to get out of their parents’ house. They want independence, and to feel like they are going somewhere in life. Well, that’s what I thought. Moving out was the hardest thing I had done so far. I had just graduated and was barely making any money but I thought oh well so many people move out this young I’m just going to have to work harder, maybe skip school this semester until I can get on my feet to take classes. I knew all too well that I wouldn’t be able to afford it on my own, so I asked my best friend if she wanted to live with me. Little did we both know that living with another person would be a very different experience then living with our parents. We had plenty of fights over messy rooms, the empty fridge, empty bank accounts, and annoying neighbors.
If you do, then you know that I’m a very funny, cool, and loyal guy. Well if you’re new to my life then, your in for a ride. Some of what I write is probably about the little things in my life. I never thought that I would be writing something like this, but I am very happy and I think that writing a story will show how much I actually care. I was born in Providence, Rhode Island on November 16, 2002.
Bonnie the secretary introduced me to my new teacher. As Mrs. Bonnie was leaving the room, my new teacher Mrs. Evaheart introduced me to the class. As I stared at the class I couldn’t help but feel overwhelmed. I wanted to go back to my old school where I had friends, knew almost everyone, a place where I didn’t feel lonesome, a place anywhere but here. As I saw each and every one of my new classmates faces the utter dread that I felt slowly began to fade as I saw a familiar face. Seeing one of my former friends give me a renewed hope that maybe being in this school won’t be so bad after
In Seventh grade it was a whole different story. I had different teachers who weren’t very good and also did played favoritism. Most of the time I took time off to relocate