How do you survive elementary school?

Answer 1

On your first day of school, you will most likely be nervous, but all you have to do is go there with your head held up high. Don't be afraid, or stay in a corner watching what everyone is doing. Be brave and when you see people who look like your type of friends, go ahead and walk up to them. If they reject you, try again with a different group, don't give up!

If you feel like you have run out of groups, try for your last hope, you look for someone by themselves and go introduce yourself.

Raise your hand on every question you know, every volunteer work you know how to do, well.. anything you feel confident with doing, really! It tells the teacher you love to help and learn, but you don't try too hard and know when not to answer a question when you don't know the answer.

Be nice! Crack (funny) jokes every now and then, but not on every line the teacher says. It could get you into trouble, and people may think (including the teacher) that you'll turn into a class clown.

If someone is mean to you on the first day of school, ignore it. It's the first day of school! If they do it the next day, then report it to a teacher. You should let everything slide on the first day of school, it gives people the impression that you're not uptight, and a snitch.

Most importantly, DON'T STUTTER! It gets annoying, looks bad, and it's embarassing. Be confident, remember, being scared will scare people away. Good luck on your first day!

Answer 2

Attend your classes and avoid running with scissors As a middle school student, who has been through it all, here is some real help.(Please! Running with scissors?!) 1. Socialize with as many people as you can, because then they'll get to know you better, and won't be xenophobic kids that label you as a nerd, or self-conceited person. Not only that but the people who bully you no matter what, you can easily deal with because of your numerous amount of friends. 2.Talk your problems out with your loved ones. It helps to take them off your chest. Like for when you've had a terrible tortorous day. In the words of Friedrich Wilhelm Nietzsche, "What doesn't kill you will make you stronger." Any more advice just go on my web page. Answer Stay away from the gossip! The more you get into it, the more fights, cries, screams, etc. goes on. If someone tells you a rumor, stay out of it. You can lose best friends if you don't and the more tention going on in your head, the less focus you put into your school work because all you can think about is rumors. Soon you'll be flunking, dropping out of school, and living on the street.

Answer 3

On the first day of school, it's a pretty big day. You want to come off nice, and actually BE nice, so you can make new friends. The attitude you have on the first day will affect how people usually think of you. Basically, act how you want to be treated.

Answer 4

Use your Twitter, search #FreshmanAdvice. Coming straight from upperclassman.The best way to survive freshman year is to get involved in some clubs and activities. You will meet a lot of people and having some fun things to do will take off some of the pressure.

Answer 5

if it's your first day at secondary don't be scared to ask any In where you are just see who is lost and ask them if there are lost . (don't get in vole with the older kids.)

Answer 6

Be on your best behavior by paying full attention and participating and make a good impression, not only to other students, but to teachers.