How To Participate In Middle School

The good things that i liked about Middle School is the teachers and the classes and the classes are cool like the shark. The teacher helped a lot of people like the classes that we need is math,history,and science. I like having Mr. Burchfield to be River Bend Middle School.The things that I like about middle school with football practice and most of all the sports in club that we have but I didn't really go out for any clubs. some of the lunches I didn't really like because one of them but some of the more good foods.

So, you want to know how to survive middle school? Well I can help you. Being a middle school student, you pick up a couple tricks along the way. Then sometimes you can even find or hear tips, now a lot of the tips and tricks usually come from a teacher, but you will discover some on your own that will make Middle School a bit easier. Throughout my time as a middle school student, I have definitely found so many tips and tricks. Now some tips and tricks are just plain sense, but you don’t always utilize these tips.

Middle school was very fun though and it matured me a lot for high school I also learned a lot of things in middle school that have helped me in highschool I also still have some of my middle schools teachers now like Ms.Bowen that was my favorite teacher in middle school she was very cool. But that’s how my middle school years

Middle school was a place where I was beginning to mature and see how to make it on my own. Also I got to meet new people. Try new things and just have fun. The best day I had in middle school was when me and my friend won the science fair project fair. We had came in second place. I was so happy and proud of what we

In this passage I will talk about my experience in 8th grade. This most definitely has to be my favorite school year, I have done many fun activities and was lucky enough to have gone to GCA and take part in the FAP program which I love.

Growing up in a city like Reading is not easy on any child, especially when you are the minority. This city is composed of 87,893 people, and of these people only twenty nine percent of them are Caucasian. Over half of the people living in our city are Hispanic, making up fifty nine percent of the population. Being part of the twenty nine percent can make a child feel different or left out while they are growing up. Children strive to make friends and to fit in with other kids their age. In my case it was not always the easiest because of a cultural barrier, or even a language barrier. Starting school is a scary for everyone, everyone fears the unknown. But when you enter school into a classroom full of people unlike yourself, is when the nerves really set in.

I’m going to tell you my favorite part of the 6th grade year, it might not be your’s at the end of the year but it was mine. My favorite part was probably fun friday. Fun friday was every friday during seminar (Seminar is a class at the end of the day that lets you do work you didn’t finish). You get to either go outside, or play in the gym.

Middle school was a drastic change in my life. In elementary school I didn't have to worry about wearing makeup or what I wore but once I entered middle school, it all changed. The classes became harder, the testing became more frequent, the teachers started to care less, and having to change classes every hour and a half was very confusing.

Everybody has their breaking points. At a young age I was forced to endure mine; only to find that there wasn’t much of a break, but more of a point. With puberty, came a variety of changes: physically, mentally, and perspectivally. As a child, sexual abuse is not fathomable for many, and in most cases, are utterly traumatizing. Entering middle school in the midst of the abuse brought countless days and nights dedicated to realizing the situation that I was in was, indeed, perpetually toxic and morally wrong. Although this was a traumatic experience, I chose, with great pride, to discuss my knowledge that I acquired during this time.

Growing up in a small town in Georgia, I thought that I was pretty ordinary. I had many friends who were of the same background as I was and life was fairly simple. That all changed when my family moved to Fort Walton Beach, Florida. I was just in middle school when I was given a cultural stereotype and judged by my new peers because of my southern accent. As a high schooler, I understand that it is best to be myself regardless of what others think but as a middle schooler this was mortifying. I was set apart from everyone else and considered the weird new southern kid. Many kids even believed my accent was somehow related to my intelligence and were surprised by me being in all the advanced classes.

Throughout my entire middle school writing career, my writing techniques and skills have improved tremendously. Way back at the beginning of the sixth grade, I thought writing a simple three-paragraph research essay was a lot. However, as my writing career continued, now at the end of the eighth grade, I can easily write a three page essay, and even more. My strengths as a writer include using a variety of transition words, being able to form simple and complex sentences, and finding strong pieces of evidence.

My best memory of elementary school is funday. Funday is an all day thing. The fourth graders set up mini games inside. Then outside there was a bounce house and bigger games. Funday may not seem like the biggest thing now, but as a kid it was everything!

Many changes happen in middle school good and bad, but for me mostly good. A lot of things have changed since before middle school like my height and intelligence.

I love conversation and finding out what people believe and why. Some of the best times I have had in high school have been walks or long talks with people that have something to say. In cross country practice I can't stand silence on long runs and am usually the first one to start a conversation. These usually involve hypothetical or fun questions such as, "What would your spirit animal be?" In class I enjoy learning quickly and then putting my knowledge to the test. My favorite moments in school were the labs in my Marine Science class that made the class laugh as a whole.

In 2011, I was in the 6th grade and we had to go to the High School building. As if school wasn’t bad enough we had to start learning how to adjust to being in the same school at the high schoolers and to deal with different teachers. It was scary I did not know my way around anything. I was intimated by the higher classmen but at least I was there with my best friend Jessey. She helped me through everything I struggled with the change.