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How Did I Change My School Year

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The bells ring, and the hallways are flooded like the Mississippi River. This school year has a great deal of changes compared to to last year. Last year I was a fifth grader, now I am a sixth grader. There are more changes than I expected coming from fifth grade to sixth grade. The changes I have experienced has made sixth grade more enjoyable than fifth grade. Fifth and sixth grade is certainly different. In fifth grade I wasn 't responsible, but being in sixth grade has taught me to be responsible. In fifth grade I would forget homework, not study and forget classwork. In sixth I have learned to be responsible and not to forget to study for a test or forget schoolwork. In sixth grade I get more freedom and responsibility. I get to walk to

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