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Personal Narrative: Back-2-School Dance

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When I evaluate my school, many things come to mind. I think about my friends. I think about the highs and lows. I also think about how i’ve grown. My 7th grade year at CMS was full of concepts learned, memorable experiences, and personal growth. This year in math I learned how to do inequalities. An inequality is the relation between two expressions that are not equal. 3x < 7+3 is an example of an inequality. Adding, subtracting, multiplying or dividing both sides until you are left with the variable on its own is how inequalities can be solved. You must flip the inequality sign whenever you multiply or divide an inequality by a negative number. This year I also learned about tone. Tone is an attitude of a writer toward a subject or an …show more content…

For one, I had a lot of fun in Mrs Pilato’s 7th period Class. Mrs Pilato lets us write on the board sometimes. She basically lets us do whatever we want in our 7th period class. Another thing I have done this year was I played on the school’s basketball team. I made varsity team and I was a starter. I was starting power forward. I went to all the school dances this year. My favorite dance was the Back-2-School dance. The Back-2-School dance was the best dance out of them all because the other ones weren’t that fun. This year I made some new friends. Their names are Leslie Castaneda, Brenda Hernandez, Domiona Tillotson, Je’Nyce Henderson, Ozhen Campbell & Janae Sablan-Toves. I met Leslie and Brenda because of this girl named Kimberly since I knew Kim since 4th grade. Leslie, Brenda, and Kim are my closes friends. Another thing I have done this year is I got better at basketball. Before this year I didn’t know how to shoot 3’s , but now I do. I also got better at controlling the ball. I played basketball with Je’nyce and then she quit and joined cheerleading. The concepts learned, memorable experiences, and personal growth during my 7th grade year at CMS was amazing. Next year I hope to get better at basketball and do good in math. Overall this school year was a little hard, but i got

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