Personal Narrative: My Experience At Plum Grove
My experience is about when I first started going to Plum Grove in seventh grade and continued on to eighth grade. Before this experience, I thought that seventh and eighth grade were going to be very hard for me because I believed that it would be a lot more complicated than past school years. I thought that eighth grade was going to be a whole lot harder than seventh. My teachers always said that eighth grade is like a preview of high school. I never really liked school before I came to Jr. High. So I felt like Jr. High was going to be dreadful for me. Turns out that it wasn't bad at all.
The experience of seventh and eighth grade, wasn't as challenging as I thought it was going to be. All of my teachers were very nice and didn't give too
much homework. Seventh grade was preparing us for what was coming in eighth grade, and eighth grade, at the moment, is review from what we learned in seventh grade. When I first stepped into plum grove for the first time, I thought that it was huge. But as days passed by, it felt like it was getting smaller, as I started to find and know my way around the school. Seventh grade was hard for me at first because I didn't know anyone and I didn't know what to expect from the teachers. Eighth grade was a different story, I knew people and I already knew what to expect from the teachers. Eighth grade overall, I knew wasn't going to be too hard for me. Mostly because I knew what was coming my way. Judging by what my seventh grade teachers had told me. So I was less afraid for school to start. So far, eighth grade has not been too difficult. There hasn't been a ton of homework and not a bunch of projects or tests. I have nicer teachers than when I was in seventh grade so that makes school pretty straight forward. After this experience, of seventh and eighth grade, I realized that school really isn't that bad!
The experience of seventh and eighth grade, wasn't as challenging as I thought it was going to be. All of my teachers were very nice and didn't give too
much homework. Seventh grade was preparing us for what was coming in eighth grade, and eighth grade, at the moment, is review from what we learned in seventh grade. When I first stepped into plum grove for the first time, I thought that it was huge. But as days passed by, it felt like it was getting smaller, as I started to find and know my way around the school. Seventh grade was hard for me at first because I didn't know anyone and I didn't know what to expect from the teachers. Eighth grade was a different story, I knew people and I already knew what to expect from the teachers. Eighth grade overall, I knew wasn't going to be too hard for me. Mostly because I knew what was coming my way. Judging by what my seventh grade teachers had told me. So I was less afraid for school to start. So far, eighth grade has not been too difficult. There hasn't been a ton of homework and not a bunch of projects or tests. I have nicer teachers than when I was in seventh grade so that makes school pretty straight forward. After this experience, of seventh and eighth grade, I realized that school really isn't that bad!