How to Behave on Your First Day of Junior High
Wear some comfortable, yet clean and up to date clothes., Try to find some of your friends from last year, and when you do, make sure to smile and show yourself friendly!, Make some small talk with your friends: Ask them what they did over the...
Step-by-Step Guide
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Step 1: Wear some comfortable
A few weeks before school starts, try to find some good back to school clothes that fit well.
For girls, a pair of nice and well-fitting jeans along with a cute top would look great! Make sure your sandals and accessories match, too! For boys, some jeans that fit, sneakers, and nice tee-shirt or polo shirt should do the trick.
If your school requires uniforms, make sure that you are in full uniform on your first day.Then you may do your hair fashionably and different to make you stand out.If your school doesn't require uniforms, make sure you follow the dress code carefully on the first day of school. -
Step 2: yet clean and up to date clothes.
If you are new, walk up to a group of kids that look friendly and smile.
Say, "hi, I'm new here.
My name is (insert name.") Then, wait for them to respond.
They likely will state their names and say hello as well. ,, Put in any binders and supplies you brought with you inside.
It's a good idea to bring a locker shelf, too.
Save the decorations and locker accessories for later. , You'll be glad for it later.
Even though school hasn't officially started, teachers will take this time to start giving your workbook, textbooks, and multiple folders to keep up with. , Whatever you do, try to not be late for class.
It makes a bad, first impression. , Try choosing a seat in the front or close to it.
This gives your teacher an impression saying that you are ready to learn.
If you're going to doze off, sit at the back.
If you want to make a really good impression on your teacher, ask him/her how their summer was, then sit down after that.
Make sure you have some necessary supplies with you. , Ask people questions and sound interested in what they are saying. ,, Sit up straight and don't fool with your hands.
Look like you know what you're doing and walk with stride.
Hold your head high, but not TOO high.
If you're a girl, cross your legs or don't spread them apart.
Guys, don't slouch too much.
It comes across as uninterested. , Ask him/her questions and smile.
Tell them that they look great, and that it's good to see them! ,, Socialize with friends until your ride gets there and head on home.
You have now survived the first day of junior high! -
Step 3: Try to find some of your friends from last year
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Step 4: and when you do
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Step 5: make sure to smile and show yourself friendly!
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Step 6: Make some small talk with your friends: Ask them what they did over the summer
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Step 7: compare schedules to see if you have any classes together
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Step 8: compliment them on how they've changed over the summer if they have
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Step 9: ask them where they got their shirt or bracelet.
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Step 10: Go to your locker.
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Step 11: Bring your backpack the first day!
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Step 12: Continue to hang out with your friends until the first period bell rings.
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Step 13: Once you get to first period and the tardy bell hasn't rung yet
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Step 14: pick your seat (if you are allowed to.)
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Step 15: Throughout these steps
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Step 16: remember to SMILE and be happy and friendly!
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Step 17: If you want to score with your teacher
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Step 18: make sure you keep eye contact with them and nod your head so they know you understand when they are lecturing.
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Step 19: Have good posture in class.
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Step 20: Talk to your crush/boyfriend/girlfriend!
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Step 21: Repeat these steps in each of your classes until your last period is over.
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Step 22: Go to your locker at the end of the school day and get your backpack and lunch box.
Detailed Guide
A few weeks before school starts, try to find some good back to school clothes that fit well.
For girls, a pair of nice and well-fitting jeans along with a cute top would look great! Make sure your sandals and accessories match, too! For boys, some jeans that fit, sneakers, and nice tee-shirt or polo shirt should do the trick.
If your school requires uniforms, make sure that you are in full uniform on your first day.Then you may do your hair fashionably and different to make you stand out.If your school doesn't require uniforms, make sure you follow the dress code carefully on the first day of school.
If you are new, walk up to a group of kids that look friendly and smile.
Say, "hi, I'm new here.
My name is (insert name.") Then, wait for them to respond.
They likely will state their names and say hello as well. ,, Put in any binders and supplies you brought with you inside.
It's a good idea to bring a locker shelf, too.
Save the decorations and locker accessories for later. , You'll be glad for it later.
Even though school hasn't officially started, teachers will take this time to start giving your workbook, textbooks, and multiple folders to keep up with. , Whatever you do, try to not be late for class.
It makes a bad, first impression. , Try choosing a seat in the front or close to it.
This gives your teacher an impression saying that you are ready to learn.
If you're going to doze off, sit at the back.
If you want to make a really good impression on your teacher, ask him/her how their summer was, then sit down after that.
Make sure you have some necessary supplies with you. , Ask people questions and sound interested in what they are saying. ,, Sit up straight and don't fool with your hands.
Look like you know what you're doing and walk with stride.
Hold your head high, but not TOO high.
If you're a girl, cross your legs or don't spread them apart.
Guys, don't slouch too much.
It comes across as uninterested. , Ask him/her questions and smile.
Tell them that they look great, and that it's good to see them! ,, Socialize with friends until your ride gets there and head on home.
You have now survived the first day of junior high!
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