Any advice for 7th grade? (locker, teachers, ect.)?

Question

Any advice for 7th grade? (locker, teachers, ect.)?

Answer 1

Don't be nervous!!

Lol its not as bad as you think

I mean there are ALOT of faces you don't know, but you will figure it out in a week or two, trust me

Don't act like your all cool

Don't act S****y or s****.

Not a great way to kick of the year

And its hard to get friends afterwards

So just act nice, friendly, and be funny

You will make friends like crazyy lol

Lockers are easy to open

Teachers: BE A TOTAL KISS UP AT FIRST. lol thats what i do, and they kinda let you slack of a bit. lol just don't get in trouble or anything

Best of luck

Answer 2

If you're not me, you'll be fine. I quit school exactly after 7th grade. Our school was cheap. We had to share lockers for both gym and the general locker.

What I hated was I didn't know too many people so I never ate lunch because I didn't want to eat by myself, the dumb teachers wouldn't let us eat just anywhere, of course. They would let the kids use foul language, but as far as eating outside the cafeteria? Noooo...

Answer 3

7th grade is exactly the same as 6th grade in my school.

Most kids have about 3 mins to get to each class and have to pick the activities they wanna do. Teachers are diff for each school so cant help you there. 7th grade is a little bit easier than 6th grade in which you get a little more freedom and choice of expression. Lockers are simple they'll pass out your codes and then show you how to work them at an orientation based meeting before school starts.

Dont worry it's not that hard!! :)

Answer 4

The one thing I suggest is:

1. Running your schedule. By doing this, you can see where the rooms are, how they relate to your locker. This way you know when you can stop at your locker and "switch out" books.

2. Know that you are going to be tardy. That first week is your adjustment period. Most teachers let it slide that week. After that, its full speed ahead.

Depending on your set up, 7th grade will be different. You move from class to class. No recess *unless you want to consider PE recess, I sure didn't*. More focus time, less play time. You now are a fish in a bigger pond. Where as you may have been 1 in 75, in 7th grade, you are combining other elementaries, so you become 1 in 500. Don't be scared, just be yourself and enjoy your new adventure.

Answer 5

You do stuff.