Have you ever participated in anything that was inside of school and enjoyed it? If you participated in anything inside of the school then you were probably in a extracurricular activity. I participated in a extracurricular activity for 3 years. I decided to get involved with my school and so I choose an activity that I liked, but also something that would benefit the school. Student council was my decision that I took and also something I had been willing to put the effort toward because I wanted to be there.I felt like the kids in student council were also willing to help, and improve, the school as well. After joining, student council, I volunteered to read Dr. Seuss books to kids in kindergarten. While reading to the children, I could
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Cliques can be a group of friends that have been together for ages, but you wouldn’t know it because the cluster wouldn’t get to know you. If a companion from the clique didn’t like you then none of them probably liked you. Likewise, you decided to join a chorus club. You made this decision on your own, without any preferences from your friends. Little did you know, you were isolated from the rest of the club because you weren’t originally in chorus. It was your first time singing with, and in front, of people. The first activity was singing from low to high. You didn’t grasp the concept, promptly. Some of the cliques thought they were surpassed the concept and outsing the rest. You didn’t know what was to be expected of you so you tried to asked others what to do. Of course, they decline your issue and overlook you In the end, you got humiliated and it turns out you have to show up at the next meeting. In general, people can judge you even though they don’t know who you are. Instead, they only accept the people they’ve been with for ages. Allowing others to be apart of a clique can cause envious friendships and a disband of a clique. Regardless of your individuality, you should be able to make your own decisions because it’s your
Cliques can be a group of friends that have been together for ages, but you wouldn’t know it because the cluster wouldn’t get to know you. If a companion from the clique didn’t like you then none of them probably liked you. Likewise, you decided to join a chorus club. You made this decision on your own, without any preferences from your friends. Little did you know, you were isolated from the rest of the club because you weren’t originally in chorus. It was your first time singing with, and in front, of people. The first activity was singing from low to high. You didn’t grasp the concept, promptly. Some of the cliques thought they were surpassed the concept and outsing the rest. You didn’t know what was to be expected of you so you tried to asked others what to do. Of course, they decline your issue and overlook you In the end, you got humiliated and it turns out you have to show up at the next meeting. In general, people can judge you even though they don’t know who you are. Instead, they only accept the people they’ve been with for ages. Allowing others to be apart of a clique can cause envious friendships and a disband of a clique. Regardless of your individuality, you should be able to make your own decisions because it’s your