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If you are a girl in fifth grade and a lot of boys like you and they are in eighth grade is that ok?
is it okay if your in 5th grade but alot of 8th grade boys like you? as in you date an 8th grader? no its not okay date a 5th or 6th for now later on boys will come. :)
But what if you are tall but fifth grade?
its ok to be tall in 5th grade everybodys diffrent dont let it bother you
Is it ok to date in eighth grade?
you dont
How do you get a date in fifth grade?
Ask and give flowers. Ok. Walk up to the girl that you want to ask out and say "Heh, do you want to go to the movies this weekend or something?"Technically you can not date in fifth grade because you do not have a car to drive anywhere and when you are dating it is because you normally want to start a family. Most fifth graders do 'dating' (walk in line together and being able to call the other person a "boyfriend/girlfriend) because it makes them popular.When/if you date in 5th grade,don't be out of your mind and kiss or something stupid!!Control your self!
Is it okay to date in fifth grade?
yes but only if you dont have real relations
Is it ok to date an 8th grader if your in 6th grade?
Yes it's OK if you have the parents' permission.
Is it OK to date a 4th grade boy when I am in 9th?
depends on what the 8th grade boy looks like!
What do you do if like a boy in fifth grade and aren't sure if he likes you?
If he is in the fifth grade then he is to young to probably date anyways. But...you could always just straight up ask him. or have one of your friends ask him.
Fifth grade math answer?
You need to explain the question so we can answer it.
How do you date boys if your just in fifth grade?
recess dates and lunch dates are always good
How do you date in fifth grade without your parents knowing?
You keep it a secret or just say you are friends.
Do you need to capitalize fifth grade in a sentence?
It is not necessary to capitalize fifth grade.I just finished fifth grade.My teacher in fifth grade was kind.Fifth grade was easy.
