Elementary School Vs Middle School

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Going from elementary school to middle school is a big change. These changes can sometimes be difficult for students. There are several ways to prepare for middle school. I already have many experiences from middle school. So far, my experience has been great, lots of people are nice in middle school. Middle school is a huge change for kids from elementary school. In middle school, there are 7 classes instead of 3. In middle school, there is a lot more homework than what you get in elementary school. Also, in middle school there is a whole lot more kids. This shows the huge change from elementary school to middle school. There are a lot more things that are more difficult in middle school than in elementary school. The

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