My 8th Grade High School

A situation in my life that lead me to realize I was growing up was in the end of summer of 8th grade in middle school. It was a couple of days before my first day of high school as a freshman and I was very nervous because I knew that the choices I make for the next four years of my high school life were going to change everything in my life. I had to take it seriously and know that my grades were permanent and be more serious than in middle school, knowing that it will affect my choices on which

learners. This year in 8th grade I didn't only learn what was required by the curriculum, but also other things. The theme for my 8th grade year is growing up, moving on and things coming to an end. Lines, tunes and beats of the song describe my theme. The first example of why this song describes my 8th grade year is the tune throughout the song. The tune throughout the song except for the ending is happy and upbeat. My 8th grade year was pretty happy. Coming to school on the first day was great

The lesson that I learned because of my failure was something that could change everything that is now part of my life. The lesson that changed my life happened at the end of 8th grade. The idea of almost failing 8th and not making it to high school changed my perspective about school. If I were to fail that grade, I would never be at the point that I am today in my junior year of high school. If the idea of failing 8th grade never came to my mind, I would never be where I am today

few. My 8th grade boys were having a hard time singing do to voice changes. I tried to keep the boys up in their falsetto and while this worked for a few boys the others we not able to produce certain notes. When boys voices start to change it can result in them only being able to sing a very limited amount of notes. We worked on high trills, sliding, humming, yawning, held long tones, among many of other to help support their changing voices. After our first concert I talked with my boys and

Middle school is a big turning point in most students’ maturity, I believe. Especially 8th Grade, as you are finally leaving the Middle School building, and going on to High School with the mindset that you are almost an adult. Along the way, you learn to cope with many things, whether they be accomplishments or losses. In this entry, I am going to discuss what I did, as well as some thoughts on leaving 8th Grade. 8th Grade has had to be my best year in terms of school. I personally saw a growth

Olivia Kirkpatrick Mr. Hyler English 8 24 May 2018 Middle School Reflective Middle school was alright, but it wasn’t the best. Sometimes I just had some days where I just never felt like doing actual work. I had some amazing memories with some good friends, I learned new academic skills for real world solutions, and just getting closer to high school has me kind of nervous. The memories I have are some good ones, and some of them are terrible. The academic skills I learned are very important and

seventh grade. You have made it pretty far in school, as in moving up a grade. Now you probably seem really good in school to learning all the tricks to pass a grade. These ways are either legal or illegal in school, they might result in a Conduct Referral or even a suspension, but I hope that you guys never go through that. Now that I’m on my way to high school, and learned a lot in seventh grade, I will help you and hope you guys will take in consideration some advice that’s needed to pass 8th grade

13th 2016 As of right now in my 8th grade year, I thought that 8th grade finals were hard, but in highschool it’s probably ten times harder. I hope to pass all the finals and succeed in my high school year. Also right now in 8th grade I’m debating whether to play soccer in high school, especially since they rose the league. If I’m still playing soccer in high school than that’s a very good accomplishment. Finally in high school for my last year I hope to get good grades nothing less than an A-, too

8th Grade Finally 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. Let’s begin from summer. I honestly did nothing that would relate to summer whatsoever other then not going to school, during summer the main thing that I participated in was just being locked in my room and playing video games with my friends.

middle school was a new deal for me. I woke up early, ate, and got dressed. Got in my dad’s car and was on my way to school. Arriving, I was a little nervous because I was gonna be down in the hallways with the big kids. Grabbing my backpack I go inside. Once inside, I meet my friends and go to my locker. Then, I go to my first class which was History with Mr. Gunn. First hour went smoothly and after that was second hour. Heading into Mr. Jung’s class which he taught math. Math was not one of my favorite