Tips for Going to Middle School:

Conversations:

Three big no-no's when talking (in general, not just middle school)
  • Politics
  • Race
  • Religion
Priorities:
  • Education!
  • Keeping good friends
Tips for being awesome:
  • Study everyday
  • Build a good reputation (more on that later)
  • Exercise your body; stay healthy :)
  • Stay off video games AMAP (as much as possible)
  • Know which friends are good
Yikes things you might see in middle school:
  • Friends changing
  • Bullying
  • PUBERTY (gross, talk to your parents about that bleh)
Building a good reputation:
  • Be responsible
  • Be honest
  • Think about the consequences before acting
  • Have self-control (do homework instead of watching a movie)
  • Try not to be involved in drama (no gossiping or spreading rumors)
  • Number one rule: If you have nothing nice to say, don't say it at all.
How to handle when you are mad:
  • Count to ten
  • STAY CALM
  • Say stuff in a calm voice
  • Don't yell or scream or throw! Big no-no!
How to handle bullies:
  • Tell an adult you trust (obviously). No matter what the bully does (threaten) tell an adult.
  • If someone says something mean to you, just do an awesome comeback...with a smile.
  • If someone says something mean about you, it's not you that looks bad; it's them.
  • Just smile, they want a reaction that has nothing to do with "I'm dorky? Thanks! :D"
That's all the tips I have for going to middle school! Hope you like it and make sure to follow the rules ;)

See ya on the flip side,
Rachel

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