middle school reflection
Eighth grade has been quite a year. It has had its ups and its downs but overall my eighth grade experience has been a good one. Unfortunately I can’t say that I am leaving middle school without any regrets. Though I have several, my biggest regret is not “stepping outside my box” early enough. It would have been very helpful throughout middle school. But I’m glad that I did manage to step out of my “box” this year.
This year was a challenge but the most challenging part was history class. It was hard for me to work with little direction and not knowing specifically what was being asked of me. It took me the whole year to figure out how to work on my own. But when I finally did it, I realized that I could do great things and I had been holding back the whole year. My favorite grade is definitely eighth grade. This is because by my third year at Moran I was well adjusted and used to my surroundings. That took away from the nervousness I usually feel on the first day of school. Another reason I like eighth grade the most is because I wasn’t “the little people” any more. I was “the big cheese.” I also liked eighth grade because I tried several new things like sports. The final reason I liked eight grade the most is because I finally stopped being shy and became more confident with myself
My emotions on the first day of sixth grade consisted of nervousness, excitement, and happiness. As it is nearing the last day of my middle school career I am faced with the same emotions toward high school. But I know that I am prepared to face any challenge I may come across while I am there because of the time I have spent in middle school.

