Seventh grade

sixth grade, I was nervous because I wanted to be the best of the best. On in the first day of sixth grade, we had a meeting to see who wanted to be in volleyball. Going into this meeting, I was getting nervous. I wasn’t sure if I wanted to play sports, because my class was going to be on the bottom of the totem pole. Not feeling any of the other girl’s feelings, I went with my gut feeling, go out! Getting into the sports season was a different adjustment. Every day prior to sixth grade,…

As a seventh grader it can be emotional. In a seventh graders girls life there is not just emotion there is also drama. There is so much drama because there is sometimes jealousy, mood, sometime fear, and just plain old friend drama. There are a lot emotion because there well first let's just call it that time of the month, work can be hard, boys, and trying to figure out who you are . There is not all bad things that happen in seventh grade there are some good things. One thing that is…

other, of the four I worked with at were different grade levels and had different years of experience. They were all math teaching in middle school, the first I met with was Ms. Hall a seventh grade teacher in her second year of teaching, the second was Ms. Ambriz a sixth grade teacher with twelve years of experience on that same day I also visit Ms. Martinez eighth grade with more years than Ms. Ambriz and finally Mr. Bravo who was also a sixth grade teacher on his first year of teaching. When…

I have always had an attitude of a leader. In sixth grade I was apart of student council up until 7th grade. Towards the end of my seventh grade year I applied to be in NJHS or National Junior Honor Society and in May I was inducted. I ran to be Vice President of my NJHS and throughout my eighth grade year I served my class as their VP. All throughout middle school I enjoyed being in the position to lead others and to be an example. As a result of my newly found passion, I decided to apply for…

Lynna Hong Amy Dickinson English 99 13 September 2016 Go Get It. Period. “[They say] if you want something go get it. Period.” Growing up I was quite the introvert. I was a shy girl who didn’t have many friends and I didn’t go out of my way to make any either. In fact, I actually found myself to be really sad and lonely. I always assumed it was always going to stay like that and there was nothing I could possibly do to change it. I had this mindset that I was just suppose to stick through it…

This is the school’s sixth grade choir. Why don’t we test out your vocal part.”, she smiled. “Oh, I’m a soprano.” I uttered with a timorous voice. I already knew because I was in the choir at church and I sang soprano. She looked at me surprisingly and smirked. “Well let’s get you…

It was before entering the seventh grade when I came to the United States. Everything seemed different from my homeland Mexico. Although I had studied English for a couple of years before moving, I did not understand most of what people were telling me during my first weeks in this country. By the Fall of my seventh grade, I was able to have conversations with people. Only to discover that people in the US had a different mindset and culture than people in Mexico. It took me another while to…

grow out of that phase but that’s not the case. We grew into it even worse. By time I got to middle school, our grade had been broken up into three groups; The Preps, The Rebels, and The Goodies. The Preps were the cheerleaders, the ones that thought they were too good to get their hands dirty, the tight-fit group that was hard to get into. The Rebels were the trouble-makers of the grade, the ones who didn’t care what anyone else thought, the ones who did anything to make themselves think they…

It all started in 2010 with my love for basketball. I was in elementary school in the 4th grade. After school we went to a after school program where we would get our homework done and to play outside for an hour a day. There everyday after school I would be able to play outside for an hour for 5 days a week. Soon I began to play basketball with my friends and found the game very interesting. I loved how people on the team all worked together to accomplish a common goal and how we were all as…

place”, 6th grader me said that back in 2012. “I think I’m getting the idea of everything, even being at a new school”, 7th grade Tyler stated that in 2014. “ Last year until we get to the real deal… High School”, 8th grade me is still saying that to this day. Middle School has been a crazy ride and I’m going to share that now. Let's get started, shall we. Starting 6th grade, I was tiny, I mean, I got made fun of by 5th graders who towered over me. I wasn’t new to the area so I came into Middle…