Back to school: Advice, tips, and how to have fun with everything you do!
Hello everyone, first thing thank you for taking time to read this article, second thing, thank you Sarah McCune for giving me this opportunity to write this. Sarah told me that some of you new coming middle schoolers are afraid of being bullied for your looks.
So i wanted to share this advice to you all, to hopefully help you feel a little better about going into middle school. There's going to be people in your life who are going to be kind, there's going to be people in your life who are going to be mean, and there's going to be people who play different roles in your life, and most of the time the most important roles are the people you surround yourself with.
Please be aware that there will be people who talk behind your back, and people who will give mean looks, but be strong, and have a good circle of friends who don't care about what you look like, but love you for who you are, and yes there will be drama, but true friends will stand by you, and be there for you in hard times, and good ones.
Don"t ignore the haters, know that you have them, and face them with a smile, always have grace, but don't be there friend. Its good to know you have haters, because you know your doing something right.
Ignore what they say, and you'll be okay.
12 tips for back to school:
1. Always have your electronics charged for school. (Your phone, and laptop, or Ipad from the school)
. 2. Do your homework when you get home from school. (Take a break after 30 minutes, get a snack then go back.)
3. Always have one day a week to relax. (no homework, i take Sunday off so I'm ready for Monday.)
4. Have a music playlist. ( happy music will help you have a positive attitude towards homework or school. Upbeat or energetic will help you have Energy to stay awake and focus on your school or homework.)
5. Be over prepared for school! (I am. I always get school supplies throughout the year to save for the new school year, i also go during summer with friends to make the experience more fun.)
6.have a lunch friend group. (Even if there not in your grade as long as you have a friend during lunch it helps a lot. Plus they can save you a spot in the lunch line, or a walking buddy from class to lunch.)
7. Don't listen to gossip. ( i know its hard, to ignore, or say hey stop that, or defend your friend, but it will help you in the long run.)
8. Be kind. (No matter what happens be kind, don't lose your temper, its better to always be kind.)
9. Always have someone you can talk to about anything. (Family, friends, teachers, pastors, etc.)
10. Be happy! (I know it can get hard having piles of homework, and friendship problems, but always be happy, maybe something like a favorite candy, Bible verse, song, show, book, or something can make you smile, do it, or read it, watch it, or eat it. Whatever works.)
11. Have a routine. (Whether that is once a week watching your favorite show, or a at home spa day once a month, or reading a page of your favorite book every night, or doing a devotional, or reading your Bible every day.)
12. Live your life to the fullest! (Join a club, get a fun new app, listen to the song everyone is talking about, join an organization to give back, help your friends and family, trust that God has a path for you, because he loves you.
Back to school, How to have fun with everything you do: Be kind, be loving, be caring, forget what the haters say, but remember you have them. Thank your family and friends, for all that they do, be ready because your brand new to the world of middle school, and your going to do amazing, you look beautiful (or handsome) don't let no one take away your smile, stay brave. Enjoy every day, be thankful because the bad days just help you be thankful for the good ones ahead. Dance in the rain! Its fun.
Bre's bio: I'm Bre/Breanna. My age 17, 10th grade, I love Christian books, and I love J- 14 magazine, and girls world magazine, and my favorite subjects are ASL (American Sign Language) I love English, and i want to become a teacher and or ASL interpreter.
