Jenny Lind Elementary School: A Short Story

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All I hear is birds singing their usual songs in the morning and being able to feel the cold air surrounding my body. It’s winter and it’s the most outrages winter I’ve experienced in my life. I was strolling to my bus stop and as I begin to slow down I see the school bus was already coming up the hill following behind my tail to make a complete stop. There was about 5 other students with me anxiously waiting the bus to stop and then they all got on the bus one by one. All I could do is think about all of my best friend. We’re known as the Popular asian group at Jenny Lind. When we arrived at Jenny Lind all of the kids got off in a split second screaming and yelling with joy. As I got off the school bus, I’m greeted with a banner written “Welcome To Jenny Lind Elementary School”. “LISA! Come over here! Hurry so we all could go inside together!” screams a group of Asian girls at the front entrance. It was so windy to the point …show more content…
The first thing I sight is the teacher's desk it’s filled with colorful papers on top of it. It’s looks like a rainbow but being flatten to earth. The off to the side there's 4 desks grouped up into one table with our names on it. “Okay, so welcome guys!,” says the tall woman standing next to the bulletin board. “I’m Mrs.James and I’m your assistant homeroom teacher, I hope everybody likes this class because I’ll be planning most of the activities here,” Mrs.James says smiling with her hands holding.
“Guys I already have your names place on each desks, so go ahead and look for your names It’ll be your temporary seats until then.” Mrs.Harrison says from across the teacher desk waving her hand. I pace myself around the room to look for my desk. Surprising I got to sit next to my friend Kao while Susan and her sister Jennifer sat next to each other. “I guess we get to sit next to each other..” Kao says without looking at me and going through her

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