My Year So Far!
It's almost Christmas.This semester has been outstanding! I've met new friends, and I've advanced in some of my favorite subjects, such as math and English. This is my first semester of eighth grade. It's definitely a change from seventh grade, considering how much harder the schoolwork gets, but I've managed to pass all of my classes with the help of my wonderful teachers.
Math has been my absolute favorite subject since first grade. Algebra is much harder than pre-algebra because of graphing. Although, it has been the easiest to understand for me. I'm great when it comes to addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division. Algebra is difficult, but my math teacher has made it simple to comprehend. I memorize the formulas. Then I solve it with mathematical functions. Sometimes, math is a struggle, but it will help me with tasks in my future career.
As a kid, I wrote books to express my creativity. Now that I'm older I enjoy reading a lot more. English has been scintillating. We read a variety of forms of literature, such as poems, novels, and plays. During English, we learn the correct ways to edit. My literature teacher makes the class fun by letting us write different kinds of poems, such as Haikus and Limericks. I love how my grammar teacher requires reading to be a grade, so now I'm more interested in books. That's how I found my favorite series of books, Harry Potter. I've also read The Giver and the play Anne Frank, plus I wrote two great poems this semester.
Now I want to take a moment to appreciate my friends. Honestly, them and the teachers are how I survived and got through this first semester with high grades and more knowledge. They've encouraged me a lot. Without my amazing friends, I wouldn't be so confident in myself. I've had better grades than last year. Not only do they help me when I'm struggling with my work, but they ensure I'm doing well in everything. They're literally family to me.
Overall, this semester has been a great step in my school career. I've applied to my dream high school, and I did, in fact get accepted. That taught me to keep reaching for my goals. In the future, I hope I continue to grow academically and personally. I also wish to strive in all my schoolwork.
It's almost Christmas.This semester has been outstanding! I've met new friends, and I've advanced in some of my favorite subjects, such as math and English. This is my first semester of eighth grade. It's definitely a change from seventh grade, considering how much harder the schoolwork gets, but I've managed to pass all of my classes with the help of my wonderful teachers.
Math has been my absolute favorite subject since first grade. Algebra is much harder than pre-algebra because of graphing. Although, it has been the easiest to understand for me. I'm great when it comes to addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division. Algebra is difficult, but my math teacher has made it simple to comprehend. I memorize the formulas. Then I solve it with mathematical functions. Sometimes, math is a struggle, but it will help me with tasks in my future career.
As a kid, I wrote books to express my creativity. Now that I'm older I enjoy reading a lot more. English has been scintillating. We read a variety of forms of literature, such as poems, novels, and plays. During English, we learn the correct ways to edit. My literature teacher makes the class fun by letting us write different kinds of poems, such as Haikus and Limericks. I love how my grammar teacher requires reading to be a grade, so now I'm more interested in books. That's how I found my favorite series of books, Harry Potter. I've also read The Giver and the play Anne Frank, plus I wrote two great poems this semester.
Now I want to take a moment to appreciate my friends. Honestly, them and the teachers are how I survived and got through this first semester with high grades and more knowledge. They've encouraged me a lot. Without my amazing friends, I wouldn't be so confident in myself. I've had better grades than last year. Not only do they help me when I'm struggling with my work, but they ensure I'm doing well in everything. They're literally family to me.
Overall, this semester has been a great step in my school career. I've applied to my dream high school, and I did, in fact get accepted. That taught me to keep reaching for my goals. In the future, I hope I continue to grow academically and personally. I also wish to strive in all my schoolwork.
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