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Personal Narrative: My Day At Trigg Elementary School

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For as long as I can remember I’ve always wanted to be actually smarter than what I was. To start with, I was about eight years old. I was a kindergarten student at Trigg Elementary School. Trigg was in Greenville, MS right off Alexander Street. Probably about 12 years ago, I knew then I was what I said I’ve always wanted to be (smarter than I actually was). On this bright day in kindergarten, we were asked to write a partial paragraph. Every morning we would have to bring an object from home for “Show and tell”. Show and tell was a small game to help us learn our letters. Later that day we would have to write a paragraph with words pertaining to the alphabet we were on. This day we were on the alphabet ‘F’. I can’t really remember what …show more content…

Even though I learned to spell it through memory, I still was able to spell such a big word on my own in second grade. After school one day, still in second grade, my sister and her friends still was trying to spell words for their spelling test. She was in the sixth grade. Every day I would go outside with her and a couple of her friends from around the neighborhood. I enjoyed their company simply because they were four years older than me. This particular week, they had a spelling test the following test. They would give each other a word from their spelling list to spell and help each other out. I’m guessing encyclopedia was a word neither one of them could spell. Maybe because of the length. Everyday up until Friday, they would try and spell out the word. Each one of them calling out random letters. With me having excellent memory, one day I called out random letters and surprisingly I spelled encyclopedia correct. If I’m not mistaking my sister was the one I spelled it out to. We was outside, I was kindly told her I could spell encyclopedia. She asked, “How?” I responded with, “E-N-C-Y-C-L-O-P-E-D-I-A”. For me to be probably about eight or nine year’s old, I knew I was smarter than I actually was. Since then I’ve enjoyed reading and also learning new things on my

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