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Personal Narrative-The Life Of A Middle Schooler

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The Life of a Middle Schooler

I currently moved from 5th grade to the 6th. It was scary, but now it is fun. I am pretty sure I haven 't been late to a class, so I haven 't been put in detention and all. Let me tell you it does get a lot easier as you start to learn your classes. I am a bus rider and a walker.bSome people say that busses are stinky and suck, but really they don’t.Have you thought about the person driving your bus? They always pick you up and drop you off. What if they didn’t pick you up? What would you do? How would you get to school on time?

Science in 6th grade is tough and kids are still new at this kinda stuff so our teachers give us a little break. I am still weirded out about changing in front of other people. It 's

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