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School (ugh) I have been through a lot of it and I still have more to go (ugh). I started school when I turned 2 almost 3 years old. My first year at school was at my church, the program was called “moms and tots” the year after we tried to do “moms and tots” and a preschool called “teddy bears” at the Central High school but doing both did not really work so we just stuck with “teddy bears” for a school year. Like a regular school year, starts in the fall ends in the spring. The year after I attended VPK for another school year at my elementary school called Chocachatti. I continued through Chocachatti till the very end.
Kindergarten the rude awakening of no more naps during class. I went to kindergarten at Chocachatti with and amazing teacher
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I remember hanging out with rebelish kid named Leif, he was so cool and I remember sitting on the slope of the big kid playground talking about life or what we knew of it. My teacher Mrs. Rance was the coolest, she gave out Pokémon cards every week if we were good the whole week which was hard because she did not mess around about Pokémon cards. Me and my friends used to run around and do the most ultimate game ever. Tether ball. It was crazy we had around 8 tether ball courts. Tether ball was a ball tied to a pole, if you could get the ball all the way past your opponent by hitting it past them and tying the ball up you win. If you win you stay in if you lose you get back in line and try again. I was not the best but I was up there. I started cub scouts in first grade, meetings were on Friday and those were my …show more content…
Ah 4th grade what a fun year. My teacher was Mr. Tyree and he was the coolest. When we read a book we could take a test on it and earn A.R. points, if you got the required amount, Mr. Tyree would let you do a special reward, you pretty much get to do terrible things to him. One time we got to pore a green sludge on him and it ended up dying his skin for a day. One time we got to tape him to one of the huge poles outside of his class, or got to throw eggs at him. In Fourth grade I was not a big reader and one of my friends dared me to read this massive book and I did faster than the big reader in the class.
5th grade I had two teachers, Mrs. Youngblood and Mrs. Makain, they were trying to keep this giant class in the smallest room which if it doesn’t sound hard, than you are wrong. For the Halloween dance one of my friends decided it would be a great idea to request a song with curse words, you can imagine how that went down. The 5th graders were separated before school, so we all had to be a close group, which led to every one either being really nice or kids hating each other really quickly. Dang I miss elementary school, I wish I could go back. The summer in-between 5th and 6th was fun, my sisters decided I was going to be peppy and they bought me a whole lot of pink and bright colored cloths thinking it would look good on my, wow were they
Section E was the best group and we enjoyed every class together. I had Mrs. Zambetti. Mrs. Prisco, Mr. Perrotti, Mr. Justave, and Mrs. Rosiak who were all the most wonderful teachers. I’ll never forget Egypt Day when Shealyn and I made an amazing diorama of the Nile River, dressed up as Egyptians in togas, and put eyeliner on all the girls, even Dominick who could not get it off and had to keep it on for the rest of the day. It was so funny! Mediterranean Day was also very fun as we ate all types of Mediterranean foods such as humus, pita bread, grapes, baklava, and more. Of course our Athens vs. Sparta field day competition was full of fun as we raced each other around the pond and played various games. Sixth grade was a yet another great year and one that I really
I still remember my second grade classroom. Not perfectly, but just enough that I can tell you about it. There was something that happened that was horrible, but lucky we figured it out before the real thing hit. You're about to find out what happened.
My favorite part of 6th grade was Renaissance Day. On Renaissance Day if you were a gold card which means you have no detentions, no last work, no in school suspensions, no out of school suspensions, and no monday school then you get to get out of school and gone on a trip all day long. If you are a black card which means you have no in school suspensions and
Growing up as an only child I made out pretty well. You almost can’t help but be spoiled by your parents in some way. And I must admit that I enjoyed it; my own room, T.V., computer, stereo, all the material possessions that I had. But there was one event in my life that would change the way that I looked at these things and realized that you can’t take these things for granted and that’s not what life is about.
The best memories that still live on, are the only two. My first best memory is when I learned I seem to have a talent in math. As it seems, I am a savant in memorizing formula related facts and reapplying them to other problems. My second and last good memory of Elementary school was the friends I made. We had a group of about six. It consisted of, let us call them two Jacksons, a Max, a Martha, an Ashton, and I. One of the Jacksons grew away from us, the other becoming an extremely close friend, Max had to move away, I reunited with Martha and Ashton this year, and I have become a much better friend to
A calm crisp breeze circled my body as I sat emerged in my thoughts, hopes, and memories. The rough bark on which I sat reminded me of the rough road many people have traveled, only to end with something no one in human form can contemplate.
It was in first grade that I truly learned what the world was like., you are too fat, you are too ugly, we do not like you, you are not cool, you are trailer trash, you are so poor that you have to wear Walmart clothes... Feeling belittled, heartbroken and angered, I walked away with my head down, tears in my eyes and
6th grade, 6th grade was a very insisting year mainly because I was new to this whole middle school thing. In 6th grade I met a really good friend of mine that I would continue to be friends with though middle school, his name was jj. Me and jj meet in 6th grade, we had the same homeroom. JJ and I would continue to carry each other to the end of 6th grade. Also in 6th I had the best homeroom teacher, Let's just call her Mrs.steelers. Mrs.steelers and I had a great bond, we both loved the steelers. Mrs.steelers would continue to guide me to victory in the 6th grade.
I remember being so excited when we got the letter that said I would be in the sixth grade instead of going to the fifth grade. I had reversed a wrong that had been done to me the year before when I sat in a classroom of
When it was the first day of summer school. Attending my english class was going to be dreadful-having to write a complete 2-3 page essay every week and reading a book called “ True Notebooks” by Mark Salzman. Every 2 chapters, the class would take a quiz about the readings of what happened to the characters and sometimes have group discussion on the book. Taking three classes during the summer was going to be painful because I knew I had to manage my time wisely to complete an essay in a week and study for my other classes. After the first
The summer after fifth grade was a big summer for me. I felt all powerful since I would be entering the Middle School in three months. I had no idea that not everyone felt that I knew everything in the world.
I remember my fourth grade year as if it were yesterday. My homeroom teacher, Mr.
Kindergarten was a great time, made good friends and had some difficulties but nothing too drastic. As I moved up to first
My education began in fifth grade, my parents moved from one location to another. It wasn’t easy for me, because school was the first place I ever got to interact with other kids. Before school started, I was pretty much kept indoors and not allowed to have contact with other people, except for my family members.
The night before my first day of school in fourth grade was literally my first night before school. I had been homeschooled my entire life and was excited to be able to finally see what school was like. My teacher was Mrs. Holmes, she was one of the nicest teachers I have ever had. This was also the year that I started playing sports. I took Softball, Basketball, and Dance. My best friends came to be Brinlee, Baylee, Oaklee, Megan, Myka, and Lindsey. These were my best friends all through elementary.