Middle school

Most of my middle school Memory was sports and making friends while playing sports. I didn't have very many friends when I first came to middle school and I wasn't always very athletic. I became interested in cheer in 6th grade, so I tried out and it turns out I actually made it. I gained a lot of friends from participating in this sport, so I tried out for volleyball next. All of my friends were doing it and I thought it would be fun. It turned out to be the best experience to share with all of

Middle school tends to be those three years of your adolescence that you do not reminisce on, strictly because your hair was an odd shape and your body goes through some irregular changes. Hormones are raging at that point in your life; puberty is marking its

All middle school students, grades 6-8, are required to develop well-written compositions. According to the Louisiana Depart of Education (2008), to meet the demands of the comprehensive curriculum, these students are required to write complex multi-paragraph compositions with a clearly focused main idea and developed with relevant ideas, organization patterns, and structure that communicates clearly to the reader. The grade-level expectation also states that the students are required to use a variety

Shaming Middle School had to be by far the most difficult experience I have ever encountered throughout my whole life. Of course I’ve learned a lot of things while going to middle school, some good, and surely some bad. One of the bad things was finding out how cruel and mean people can be, especially kids. Now I wouldn’t consider what happen to me bullying, because what I went through was not an everyday thing. But, of course it could have gotten worse and turned into bullying. In middle school I was

an irresponsible kid and a young teen began on the day I moved from a luxurious, humongous, and beautiful house to a puny, hideous, dirty apartment. On top of all of that I was going to start Middle School. Starting Middle School was even worse for me, it made my decision even harder to make. Middle School is filled with non-childish teens and to fit in I had to prove that I wasn't a child anymore. This was going to be difficult since I owned at least 50 toys. In my little mind I thought that if

Middle School can be described in many words and many people have different opinions about it. There are also many memorable experiences at the Middle School too. The most memorable experience I had at the middle school was When I was in 5th grade and everyone had to show the 4th graders what the Middle School was like. Even though I had many exciting, Fun, bad, or just hilarious experiences this one is the most memorable. First, I was only in 5th grade and everyone was just starting to get used

Middle school. We all started this journey as innocent little 5th graders. We are at the bottom of the totem pole. Big scary 8th graders shout at the back of the bus. Unfamiliar words and phrases are spoken in the air. This will be you one day. Once we arrive at the school, we are greeted by teachers and their signs guiding you to the correct classroom. Smiles and quivers are divided among us newcomers. Some are ecstatic to begin a new chapter, and some are nervous they wore an ugly shirt. 5th grade

Middle schoolers are going through big changes in their lives, physically, emotionally, and mentally. They are going through puberty and making and losing friends. While they are going through this, they do not want to go to class and listen to their teacher ramble on about something they have no interest in. I have noticed that in middle schools today, students dread going to their classes. When I asked the students that were in my field experience class why they did not like going to their classes

or not her crush has a similar interest in her. I, on the other hand, had much more than boys on my mind during middle school. At that age, I was diagnosed with severe scoliosis. Throughout this entire experience, I faced various trials and heartaches, but I acquired a multitude of irreplaceable life lessons. For the first year after my diagnosis, I wore a back brace. Attending school with a suffocating piece of plastic wrapped around my waist was horribly embarrassing. Being the self-conscious

Middle school is a tough few years for many students.You are in a difficult stage in life, you’re finally not a child anymore but are not yet a teenager. Being stuck somewhere in between is hard and with that time comes a lot of challenges. When I was in sixth grade,I was the same way, trying to adjust to switching classes,multiple teachers,friends changing and many other hurdles to overcome. I felt however that I like everyone else would overcome it and be just fine. I had an average middle school