There
are many things I remember about my kindergarten through fifth grade years, but
there are also a variety of things that I cannot remember. One thing I remember
from my primary school years is having our big water fight, where we would
bring in liters of water and spray each other with water when summer and the
hot weather came around. Another memory I have is from my intermediate school
days. I remember my fifth grade teacher, Mr. Niedel, slapping Jacob L’s desk
because he had fallen asleep and after he did that the entire class stared at
him till he woke back up. It was so funny. My final memory of fifth grade was
when all the fifth grade classes went outside to shoot off the rockets we had
been building throughout the year. I remember my kindergarten teacher. Her name
was Mrs. Malik. She was the nicest teacher I have ever had. I remember getting
the opportunity to go outside to play on the playground or in the snow when it
was winter. We would be told to bring our snowsuits, gloves, hats, and boots the
day prior and then the next day when we had free time she would take us all
outside and we would get to build snowmen, make snow angels, and have snowball
fights. My primary school years were the best because those were the days that
I had no responsibilities or a future to worry about like I do today. The
primary school gave me the opportunity to enjoy being a child before the real
world hit me later on in life.
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