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Personal Narrative: My Everest Goals

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One of my goals I had was “How will you change the world” and here is how I will; How I will change the world one day is I will start by using less water by turning off the water when I am putting shampoo, conditioner, and putting body wash on. I will also change the world by helping the trees; I used to go through a bunch of paper cause I “didn’t do something right” on my paper. I have not done this yet, but I will start! Every day I will get better and better with all of these goals!

My second Everest goal I had for the year is “What is one academic goal do you have for this year” and here is my academic goal, my academic goal for this year is I will try and do better in social studies. Last year I was not so hot in social studies, but I have gotten better; The reason I was not so hot in social studies was, I don’t exactly understand the whole map stuff and how to find a place and move there on a map, but I have been working with my dad and his atlas this summer, we have been to Nebraska and he said that I was going to give him the way, so I have gotten better at that.

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