Personal Narrative: My First Day Of Middle School
Taylor Aldridge
Essay
It seems scary until it happens
“It seems scary until it happens.” I learned that lesson when I went from elementary to middle school. I knew it would be different, but I didn't know what it was going to be like. I have only been inside like one time before i actually started middle school anyways. I was pretty nervous.
On the first day of school, my mom woke me up by turning on my light and said “first day of school! Wake up! I then went downstairs and quickly ate breakfast. Then I raced upstairs to my room to get dressed, followed by brushing my teeth. All I could think about was that it's my first day of middle school. The more and more I thought about it, the more butterflies I could feel in my stomach. Before I left, I brushed my dark, straightened hair, and said “bye mom, love you.”
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Everyone grabbed their backpacks and stood up to go out the bus door. As I step foot on the concrete, my legs felt like noodles. I go through the door with my friends in front of me, and we sat down in the commons with all the other 6th graders. Everyone was looking around at each other. Our first day of middle school had finally began.
My first thought was that it was way different then I thought it was. Way easier than I thought it would be. I walked to my classes with my friend who also had the same classes as me. It was so fun trying to figure out where everything is. It only took me a few days to get used to everything.
In conclusion, middle school was different than i thought it would be. It's simple and way better than elementary school in my opinion. I thought it would be really hard, but that was all in my head. Middle school is easy to get used to, especially if you have a friend with you. It can be scary at first, but it's easy to get used to. Middle school has taught me how to be more responsible, how to be on time, and how important your grades
Essay
It seems scary until it happens
“It seems scary until it happens.” I learned that lesson when I went from elementary to middle school. I knew it would be different, but I didn't know what it was going to be like. I have only been inside like one time before i actually started middle school anyways. I was pretty nervous.
On the first day of school, my mom woke me up by turning on my light and said “first day of school! Wake up! I then went downstairs and quickly ate breakfast. Then I raced upstairs to my room to get dressed, followed by brushing my teeth. All I could think about was that it's my first day of middle school. The more and more I thought about it, the more butterflies I could feel in my stomach. Before I left, I brushed my dark, straightened hair, and said “bye mom, love you.”
“Bye sweetie, have a good first …show more content…
Everyone grabbed their backpacks and stood up to go out the bus door. As I step foot on the concrete, my legs felt like noodles. I go through the door with my friends in front of me, and we sat down in the commons with all the other 6th graders. Everyone was looking around at each other. Our first day of middle school had finally began.
My first thought was that it was way different then I thought it was. Way easier than I thought it would be. I walked to my classes with my friend who also had the same classes as me. It was so fun trying to figure out where everything is. It only took me a few days to get used to everything.
In conclusion, middle school was different than i thought it would be. It's simple and way better than elementary school in my opinion. I thought it would be really hard, but that was all in my head. Middle school is easy to get used to, especially if you have a friend with you. It can be scary at first, but it's easy to get used to. Middle school has taught me how to be more responsible, how to be on time, and how important your grades