First day of class 5 paragraph
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Okay, so apparently I'll not give you exact 5 paragraphs but I'll give you points by which you can make your own essay (because this'll help you in your exam)
I hope you can translate in your desired language using some fancy words in b/w
(not recommended, keep it simple and sweet teachers love it)
Also, I know many of you cried on your first day but we've to lie here and say good stuff and bad stuff only meekly.. [Education :)]
Explanation: The start should be like, "It was some date and it was my first day of school. I was pretty excited about it. The day prior, I was thinking about it almost every minute. I was playing with my friends when my Mom called me to come for dinner. I went home and my Mom had put the necessary books and stationary in my bag."
The second paragraph will be the hour where probably you all cried like your girlfriend just left you, here is how you'll write it nicely
"I woke up in the morning and my Mom and I left for the school. When the bell rang, I was a little bit scared and I was afraid to go alone in the class, but somehow my Mom gave me the courage and confidence to go in. It was at that moment I confidently entered the class and also made a couple of friends."
The third paragraph is bragging about yourself, your parents in your childhood made you feel/believe you're something special and you're in the universe and I'm sorry I'm the one to tell you but you're not. Here is the third paragraph.
"As soon as I grabbed(* idk if grab is an appropriate word try using 'took' if you're not comfortable with 'grab'*) my seat the teacher entered.She welcomed with an enthusiastic voice to all of us and made us feel comfortable. She asked us to introduce ourselves and about our hobbies. As soon as my turn came, I was a little bit anxious because I did not want anyone to laugh at me. I recall my Mom's word "Be confident in what ever you do and always give your best" I immediately replied to the teacher than My name is (______) and my hobby was to read, I loved reading story books. My teacher said, "Impressive" and it was at that moment teacher told the entire class to clap for me **This is weird for me you can omit this clapping line if you want** "
The fourth Paragraph is your recess break, I don't even know what the f*ck I ate when I first went to school. Here's the paragraph
"As soon as the recess bell rang. I opened my lunch box and I also shared some food with my partner. We immediately started a conversation and got to know about each other. We played some games on the play ground as well in the Recess. It was very fun and probably the best part of the day in any school." *You can brag about your skills and s*it (not recommended) or add decent points of your school recess because I barely played joyfully in recess because I was a loner :')
Fifth Paragraph is your end of the day. I hope you got an idea how to bluff the paragraphs by now, I'm bored right now that's why I'll just give you points
"1. Your Mom was waiting
2. You told you mom about the day
3. Your mom gave you a snack or a treat
4. You slept and waited for the next day"
**JUST A GENERAL TIP/MOTIVATION**
Also, schools are a factory to generate workers for industry after your school you'll have to study in a university/college for getting a degree so that you can be a 9-5 slave. School doesn't even remotely talks about management of money and entrepreneurship. The teachers in school work for money/salary instead of helping and reaching out to kids finding their problems and encourage them to focus on marks. The marks are no way going to help with problems like lack of social skills, communication skills, dealing with stress, mental illness. Also, the money is really pointless when you're working for someone by getting stressed and falling into depression where later in future you'll either commit suicide or die because you didn't focus on your health. So, basically stop listening S** of people around you and try to focus on how you can apply the knowledge in life/MARKS ARE IMPORTANT LOL (atleast in our education system) but in real life, No.
HAVE A NICE DAY. :)