What Should I Be Paid Before School?
Before school started I had a few worries that seemed to fade throughout the school year. The first worry I had was will I find my way around, but my worry faded away because I know where my classes are. My evidence is that I have been to my classes so many times I remember where all my classes are. The second worry I had was will I get along with my classmates, but my worry faded away because I had no problems with my classmates. My evidence is that when I met them they were all nice and kind to me. The third and final worry is what will my classmates think of me, but my worry faded away because
I learned that they don’t talk bad about me. My evidence is that most of my classmates are my friends so I don’t have to worry about them and my other classmates are always nice to me. These were my worries I had before school started and how they faded. When school started I had a few surprises because school was different in 6th grade. The first surprise was I only have recess for 20 minutes. My evidence is that when we go out for recess we had 20 minutes last year because we didn’t have extra classes like this year. My next surprise is I get to pick out four books from the library, but last year I only got to pick two books. My evidence is that I was only aloud to pick out two books from the library last year, but this year I am aloud to pick four because I’m more responsible. My last surprise is I can leave when the last bell rings at the end of the day, but last year I had to wait for the principle to dismiss me. My evidence is that this year I am aloud to leave when the bell rings at the end of the day instead of the principal. As a result these are my surprises I had at the beginning of the school year.
I learned that they don’t talk bad about me. My evidence is that most of my classmates are my friends so I don’t have to worry about them and my other classmates are always nice to me. These were my worries I had before school started and how they faded. When school started I had a few surprises because school was different in 6th grade. The first surprise was I only have recess for 20 minutes. My evidence is that when we go out for recess we had 20 minutes last year because we didn’t have extra classes like this year. My next surprise is I get to pick out four books from the library, but last year I only got to pick two books. My evidence is that I was only aloud to pick out two books from the library last year, but this year I am aloud to pick four because I’m more responsible. My last surprise is I can leave when the last bell rings at the end of the day, but last year I had to wait for the principle to dismiss me. My evidence is that this year I am aloud to leave when the bell rings at the end of the day instead of the principal. As a result these are my surprises I had at the beginning of the school year.