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Nt1310 Unit 6 Personal Narrative

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Last year when I was in 8th grade I joined the track and field team. My main event that I did was the 100 meter dash I got an amazing time of 13.7 seconds, apparently I ended up qualifying for states in that race. I also made a solar system poster that took a lot of work but I got an A+,on it. The project was an extra credit project. When I was in 6th grade there was a Christmas competition where I had to dress up as a certain Christmas character. I was one of the winners in the competition, I was in third place. During 7th grade, I undertook a chemistry project to design a Beryllium molecule. I made the atom using plastic balls as electrons, and the nucleus. This was a three-dimensional presentation of Beryllium. I scored an

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