How to be a good girl in sixth grade

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Steps
Tips
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It's hard to move to sixth grade. Specialty tests and large projects. Many people find this transition a little difficult. But by following some rules and tips, you can survive, and even have fun, being in the wilds of the sixth grade. It's actually kind of funny when you know what to do. Find friends, take a locker, put a code on it and become more responsible, as this is what the government is doing to help us. But remember that you don't need to change yourself for someone else's sake! So girls, read on!

Steps

1 Be clean. When you are in sixth grade, some people very quickly form an opinion of you. Even teachers won't be on your side. Remember to file your nails to a reasonable length. Brush your teeth, your tongue, even the area behind your cheeks (your tongue and cheeks have the most bacteria). Comb and wash your hair. You can even lightly paint your lips with gloss if you want them to shine. But do not overdo it with makeup, otherwise you will look vulgar, and we do not need this. Wear clean, ironed clothes and clean shoes. Don't wear clothes that are too revealing or tight. Put on the things that suit you! That highlight your personality. Wash your face and body with scented toilet soap or shower gel. Remember to use deodorant. If your period starts, wear cotton underwear and use tampons or pads, or if they go harder than usual and are uncomfortable with large tampons, try wearing a tampon with your daily routine. In the sixth grade, people can also joke about your weight. If you are obese (overweight), try to eat fewer sweets and exercise. Also try to go to bed early so you don't get up with those awful bags under your eyes and so you can concentrate better at school.
2 Your locker should have order, and it should express your personality. If you want, hang a mirror on a magnet or a couple of pictures there. Stack your books on a schedule. (If the first lesson is English, place the English textbook on top). You need to pull yourself together, no time to play the fool.
- Store spacers in the back of your locker for emergencies.
- Don't become Plushkin, because when you are tempted to throw garbage and food in your locker, it will start to turn into a trash can. Before tossing a banana peel and apple core into your locker, think about what happens next. Your locker will start to smell, attract insects, and become moldy. Everything will fall when you try to shove something in there, and everyone will think that you are sloppy and disorganized. As mentioned earlier, people will very quickly form an opinion about you. Spray air freshener into the cabinet every week, if permitted. Some people are allergic to odors. Wipe your drawer with Windex cleaner or plain water every month. Then your locker will shine and not become dusty.
- You must have a lock with a code that you can remember so that no one steals your things.
- If your locker has a hook, you can hang your backpack or jacket there, if not, just buy a hook with Velcro.
3 Learn to write your notes correctly. Abstract is very important in the sixth grade. Notes will help you stay ahead of others and will refresh your memory every time you look at them. Try to capture and write down everything that is important that you go through in class. If you have a test, mark every detail, as well as anything that the teacher repeated twice, underline it, mark it with a marker, or highlight it in bold. To highlight differences, draw a Venn diagram or plot a graph to indicate separation.
4 Keep your desk clean if you have one. You should keep it clean. Do not leave food or rubbish in it. Store your supplies in a pencil case and remember not to put sharp objects, cut paper, or pieces of rubber under your desk. Now wipe your desk the same way you wipe your locker. Do not write on the desk, as this will be regarded as vandalism, and after you do this, no one will entrust you with their things.
5 Use your backpack as intended. Don't just shove one homework notebook in there. Buy a folder and carry all your important papers in it. Upgrade your bag with cool key chains or stickers to add personality to your bag. Remember to always put your pencil case, lunch bag and homework folder in your backpack. Treat your backpack with care and respect. Wash your bag from time to time to keep it clean and tidy.
6 Try to make friends.But be yourself... Don't try to hook up with a group of popular girls.
- Try to make friends with those who are kind to you and whom you can trust.
- Do not lie, because one day everything will become clear, and no one will like a lie.
- Don't ask yourself, as people will think you're trying to be the best and won't want to hang out with you.
- Don't let anyone intimidate or piss you off. Tell a teacher or someone you trust that you are being threatened.
- Don't start dating because you still have your whole life ahead of you and you don't want someone to break your heart at 11 or 12.
- Try not to flirt or impersonate someone you are not. Everyone falls in love, so don't think that something is wrong with you. You don't have to be in a close relationship. It's enough to be just friends, isn't it?
7 Remember that teachers are important in the school. Say “Hello” to him / her when you see the teacher outside the classroom and “Good morning” when you enter class. Teachers are people too; be on the side of your teacher and try to stay away from pranksters and class provocateurs because they can influence you or get you in trouble.Do not talk when the teacher is speaking and ask questions, if something is not clear to you, people will not laugh at you for it.
8 Try not to use strong words or seditious jokes, since if you continue in the same spirit, someday you may freeze something wrong at an inconvenient moment. By doing this you can offend people. Try to stay on topic if you are working in a team, and stay on topic. Be friendly and sweet and try to be the best.
9 Pass your tests and projects perfectly. Projects and tests are very important.
- When you've been given one project for two, choose someone you can work with. Don't choose the same person all the time, because you need to make new friends and the teacher will notice that you can't work with anyone else.
- Review your notes for the upcoming test and ask the teacher to work with you after class. Start preparing 1 or 2 weeks before the test, do not cram until 1:30 in the morning. Better sleep well and have a hearty breakfast to be ready for the test.
10 Go to bed early so you can get up early and get ready for school. Try to get up at 6 or 5 a.m. so you have some time to get ready. Scheduling your time will come in handy in adulthood as well, so start preparing. In addition, leaving the house, you can enjoy the beautiful scenery. Come to school 10-15 minutes early. Going from one office to another, do not stop in the corridor to chat. Go to the office, otherwise you will seem EXTREMELY irresponsible. There are very jealous people out there, so if mean girls run into you, don't worry, ignore the insults and go to class, because mean girls usually aim to get you in trouble. Remember that if they are with you polite, it's worth thinking about.
11 Create a daily routine. The last thing you need is mental stress. Determine how much time you need to get ready in the morning - for most girls it takes 1.5-2 hours. Thus, if the lesson starts at 8 am, get up at 6 or 6:30, and if at 9 - at 7 or 6:30, as this will really benefit. Also, when you come home from school and have extracurricular activities (dancing, karate, speed skating, and so on), you should plan when you do your homework or when you finish your projects just to get the timing.
12 Relax during lunch. The lunch break is created to socialize and relax. Put a healthy meal in your bag - lunch with an apple or a banana. Eat decently, otherwise people will think you are a slob / pig. Remember, you will still need energy to be on your feet for the rest of the day. Try not to buy lunch - people may try to steal your money. Make sure there are no mean girls around you. They will try to embarrass you and all the school will sit and watch. Once the bell rang, go to class.

Tips

Stand up for yourself if you are threatened.
Remember that true friends will accept you for who you are.
Be nice and friendly.
Try to catch up if you are falling behind.
Exercise and eat healthy foods.
Keep your locker clean and tidy.
Be yourself.
Buy an oral spray or refreshing mints to keep your breath fresh.
Carry a comb and lip gloss or lipstick in your bag to look good.
Try not to overdo it with your makeup.
If you do not understand your mistakes made in the test, solve this test with your teacher.
Boys may try to flirt with you. If it bothers you, stay away from them or complain to someone.