First Day Thoughts Analysis

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My First Day Thoughts, By Daniel
I was looking forward to high school, I wasn’t as nervous as other people because I very easy going and was excited about a fresh start. Primary school was quite easy because you didn’t need to constantly move around the school, I could already see how high school was going to be a bit harder. I thought it was going to be super stressful but it wasn’t quite what I thought it would be like though.
My preparation for high school wasn’t as hard as I thought, all I needed was a pencil case and a couple of blue pens. I bought my uniform a couple of weeks before school ended last year.
On the first day of school, I was woken up by the relaxing sound of my alarm which I set a day prior. I got up and got dressed in …show more content…

We talked and ate for a little bit until deciding to play handball. Handball was a game my friends and I enjoyed playing in primary school. After playing for 2 minutes two year 12s asked if they could play, we let them play so we had enough people to play foursquare. They played for 5 minutes until leaving us, soon after the bell rang. We headed back to our homegroup and stayed there until we needed to go to our forth lesson at 12 pm. Our fourth lesson was Japanese, it was quite enjoyable because the Japanese teacher Ms Yonehara is very funny. After Japanese was lunchtime, at lunch my friends and I once again met up and talked until deciding to go to the library. In the library, we borrowed books, talked and read our books. After lunch, our final subjects of the day were PE and English. In PE we played a game called four-way cricket, there is one baller in the middle who throws the ball to one of four batters. Once a batter hits the ball it is a race against time, the batters need to run to the next stump. But the fielders need to get the ball back the baller as fast as possible. In English, we started a writing task named “First Day Thoughts” which is a recount about our first day and experiences of high

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