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Well if they are like my friends then not too smart but not no brains so i hope i could help
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Can an eighth grader tutor?
If They Are Smart Enough To.
Were do you find a 7th grade math workbook?
first find a seventh grader and if that doesn't work find a smart eighth grader
How do you get this eighth grader to ask a 6th grader out and The eighth grader always hugs me everyday ALMOST EVERyday help mwe?
well try to tell the sixth grader that the 8th grader has a crush on them and then maybe if the 8th grader does something sweet the sixth grader will say yes
Can an eighth grader do powerlifting?
No of course not :)
Will a seventh grader ever get with a eighth grader?
It depends but mostly............. YES.If you are a 7th grader talking for an 8th grader you are so dumb
Can a eighth grader take the ACT?
yes.
I am a 4th grader can you make me smart as a 7th grader?
NO!!!
How old is an eighth grader?
about 13 going on 14
How does the Holocaust interest an eighth grader?
The Holocaust interest to an 8th grader by unknown! look in your heart if your a 8th grader !!!! like now
Should an eighth grader ever date a sixth grader?
It is generally not advisable for an eighth grader to date a sixth grader due to the maturity and developmental differences between the two age groups. It is important to consider the emotional and social implications of such a relationship and to prioritize age-appropriate interactions.
What does an average eighth grader do or act?
The male eighth graders are impatient and annoying and the girls are constntly trying to get there attention.
You are a fourth grader and an eighth grader likes you?
Never go out with some one that much older then you well at least not when you are a fourth grade. Your situation is like a 5th grader dating a high school student. Dating in your school like trid graders and fifth graders is alright. But an eighth grader no. And sorry to burst you bubble but eighth graders tend to like middle school students, I should know.
