One time in sixth grade I went to see my favorite musical, Hamilton, I was so happy. I also went to see the new Demon Slayer Movie. I remember shedding one tear. At that point, my father turned from his seat to look at me. He said, “Are you crying?” I quickly wiped away the tear and turned and said no. I will always remember this because I love Hamilton and Demon slayer. I also saw them with only a few people.
This year I accomplished being a NJHS member. This was pretty big for me since I was in the NHS last year in fifth grade. Another thing I'm proud of is being friends with many people. Since I'm an introvert, making friends is kind of hard.
Personally, the hardest part of sixth grade has been trying to meet all the expectations people have for me. I feel like my friends, teachers, and parents have a certain picture of me. In this picture I am perfect. So I try to be perfect. But it is hard with the weight of work on me. In the end I have persevered.
The most challenging part of sixth grade for me was all the work I had to finish. Another thing that was hard was math. There are many equations that have a certain way to be solved. And when finding the area of shapes there are many formulas. Although you don’t have to remember formulas, it is still hard. Because if you miss one step, you get the whole thing wrong.