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Adeline's Autobiography: Seoul American Middle School

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Adeline’s Autobiography Adeline Kim is a sixth grade student who is attending Seoul American Middle School. Adeline was born on November 18, 2005 and lives with her mom, dad, brother, and sister. She enjoys playing the violin, clarinet, piano, and doing rhythmic gymnastics. Not only is she musically talented, Adeline is usually classified as a student who succeeds in academics. First of all, she is a critical thinker, or in other words, creative. For example, Adeline always explores beyond the question, trying to think out of the box. Even if something is uncomplicated, Adeline expands in her research to to challenge herself. She is constantly questioning herself to make sure she cites her evidence and proves her knowledge.

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