Growing up is exciting and happy times and your family loves you dearly. When your starting school kids can start to be cruel and becoming very distant and mean to other kids. It's great to have a lot of friends at school and in your neighborhood but if someone continue to treat you mean then you have to stand up for yourself.
Airyana is asked by a classmate to tie her classmate's shoe strings. Do you think this student is being mean?
If their fingers or arms are not broken and in a cast, other schoolmates just watching with confused faces.
Now they are in line waiting to eat breakfast in their classrooms with their teachers, this is a new thing eating in the classrooms.
Sometimes Airyana and friends feel they have to prove their friendship to one another and resulting to not being yourself, trying to impress others and ending results the teacher have to speak several times about not being a negative follower and being sent to the principal's office, which is not good at all.
Airyana goes home sometimes having low self-esteem because of a classmate making her feel bad about herself because of their peer pressures and trying to find who they really are without having to prove anything. Airyana looks into her mirror and say, I am a pretty little girl no matter what people say and I am a nice person and will never let anyone hurt me by their words, then she gave herself a big smile in the mirror and starting brushing her hair into a pony tail.
The moral of this story is be yourself and try to be nice to your schoolmates no matter if they're trying to be mean and if you feel like it's getting kind of crazy with classmates and others, tell your teachers and other school staff. Smiling is better than frowning, it takes more muscles to frown than to smile.
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Airyana is asked by a classmate to tie her classmate's shoe strings. Do you think this student is being mean?
If their fingers or arms are not broken and in a cast, other schoolmates just watching with confused faces.
Now they are in line waiting to eat breakfast in their classrooms with their teachers, this is a new thing eating in the classrooms.
Sometimes Airyana and friends feel they have to prove their friendship to one another and resulting to not being yourself, trying to impress others and ending results the teacher have to speak several times about not being a negative follower and being sent to the principal's office, which is not good at all.
Airyana goes home sometimes having low self-esteem because of a classmate making her feel bad about herself because of their peer pressures and trying to find who they really are without having to prove anything. Airyana looks into her mirror and say, I am a pretty little girl no matter what people say and I am a nice person and will never let anyone hurt me by their words, then she gave herself a big smile in the mirror and starting brushing her hair into a pony tail.
The moral of this story is be yourself and try to be nice to your schoolmates no matter if they're trying to be mean and if you feel like it's getting kind of crazy with classmates and others, tell your teachers and other school staff. Smiling is better than frowning, it takes more muscles to frown than to smile.
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