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 How to be Successful Having Multiple Classes   Finally, fifth grade is over, but now you have sixth grade to think about. You’ll need more supplies, have more work and tests, and you’ll need to be organized to succeed. Not to mention you’ll have five classes, but ** don’t fret ** I am an ** experienced ** 6th grader that will help you. If you are feeling scared don’t I overcame my fears, and after this informational piece you will too. The first thing you should do is ** find out what you need for your classes **. Not all classes require you to have a folder or binder. The three core classes are language arts, math, and science/social studies. They require you to have a binder or a folder. You may also need a folder for your extension class in the morning or for your last class of the day called related arts. You should not forget every class **and I mean ** every class requires you to have a pencil. An eraser would also be handy too just in case your eraser on your pencil is flat. Daily School Utencils 1. Sharpened Pencil 2. Good eraser 3. Binder 4.Assignment Book 5.Homework Folder The next thing you should focus on is the work and tests. I know you are probably nervous that it will be really hard, but it’s really not that bad. It’s just like fifth grade except there is more work and homework. The tests are more difficult, but you should be able to handle it if you aced fifth grade. If you don’t have good study habits you should start because study habits are crucial when you’re in sixth grade. I can tell you now having a study habit really helps you ace tests with flying colors. Now I’ll tell you about the homework. It’s not a lot, but that depends on what you get done in class, and how well you work. I recommend that you don’t waste your time if your teacher gives you homework. It can really be a pain to have a lot of homework. So DON’T WASTE YOUR HOMEWORK TIME!!!!  The last helpful thing that’s left make sure you are well organized. You don’t want a messy locker because a messy locker equals trouble. To help with organization you should arrange a schedule with your teacher to stay remediation once a week for he/she to help you clean up your binders, books, and locker. Another thing you could do is you could check or clean your binder weekly or monthly to stay neat and successful. Those are some tips to help you succeed in your multiple classes in sixth grade. They may be hard, but with this help I’m sure you’ll succeed. If I did then you will too.