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Personal Narrative: Moving Up In A New School

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My mom “said that i will be moving up as in a new school and grade. My 5th grade year is over so now that is it she “ said that I will be in 6th grade now and I would be in a higher grade and that i would have to better” . Today is school I am really nervous so she tells me to calm down and that I have to do good which i will so here I am freaking out in my new class with my new teacher new classmates new everything so I am trying not to be nervous so here gose class bye.

So,my teacher she sweet . iI think i will enjoy her class and try to make it .I kinda saw a girl who go to church with me so i was happy cause i knew somebody in my class that i knew so i was good but, back to my teacher she not a person who put pressure on you

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