Sixth Grade Narrative

Sixth grade was a different year than previous ones. There was much more responsibility regarding homework, reading and studying. The tests were much more difficult and the quizzes stumped me at times. The Sixth grade year was like an emotional roller coaster that went on for a long time.

There were many times where I felt uncomfortable and unaccepted. The first day of school was one of those days. As the bus picked me and my neighbors up, a couple of older kids looked at me like a deer looks at an oncoming train. I decided to ignore them and sat down all alone. After what felt like forever, the bus pulled into the school parking lot. As I attempted to enter school without being seen, Mr. Dunn pulled me over and asked if I was ready for a new school year. I panicked and trembled in fear, but managed to squeak …show more content…
Three of the people that I would call friends were Robert Lafay, William Gregory, and William Frank Jr, or Billy. These people all helped me very much through the year, by making me laugh and helping me with certain subjects that I may of needed some familiarizing on, like as Geometry in Advanced Math Sixth grade. Then there were normal people who I was very well acquainted with, whos names where Gavin Foster, James Stanek, and Molly Kantz. These kids were not what I would call friends as to we would get into small fights many times, but we always came out as people who we did’nt dislike, but people who we liked but would not want to become one of those people you would want to be with for life as friends. After those kids, there were four more whole I was not great acquantid with or befriended with, but where still there for me at certain times. These people’s names where Branden Levine, Hayden Gregory, Carl Knerr, and Kameron Brown. I helped these kids at organised times and they also helped me. All of these kids were very helpful and nice to