Personal Narrative: My Experience At Dimmick

My experience at Dimmick was always fun. There aren’t that many words that I could use to describe it and because I was here from Kindergarten through eighth grade, it makes it even harder to be able to describe how incredible the school is. I remember when I was done with preschool and my mom asked me whether I wanted to go Kindergarten at the same place as my preschool or go to Dimmick. I decided to move onto Dimmick, which was an amazing decision that I am glad I made. Some of the lessons taught at Dimmick don’t make sense at the time, but over time, they make more and more sense because we not only use these lessons in the classroom, we use them in the real world all the time. For example, in Kindergarten, I learned that it is not nice to wipe your boogers on other people’s chairs. I know that probably wasn’t the best example, but you get it. One lesson that I learned that I will always use is that you should never wait until the last minute to do something. If you get it done early you no longer have to worry about getting it done. I waited one time and I so much trouble getting it done. It was an essay for Mrs. Bergandi’s class that I really didn’t want to write. I would sit in class and think about what I wanted to write, but I wouldn’t actually type …show more content…
When you are on a team, you can never just count on one single person, it’s important that everyone works together to accomplish their goal. An example of this from Dimmick is when we had finally been able to have a softball team and it was an actual team now because we had our “test” season last year. We had been doing great this year and we were in the championship game for regionals. It was important for all of us to win because that was our goal for the season. When we all came together as a team, our defense and offense was unbeatable and we won. It was an amazing