Erika Said:

how do i make friends in middle school?

We Answered:

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Strike Up A Conversation. Making friends can be sometimes tough, but by striking up a conversation can lead the way! Start by talking to the person you are sitting next to in class, How 'bout say something like: "Did you watch the new scary movie that was so cheesy ", "I like your pencil case, where did you get it?". Be Funny and sweet. If you have nothing to talk about, Just listen what happens in the room(but don't be a snoop!) , Or if you know what the person's hobbies are, then talk about that!
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Be Nice To Others. To make friends, you have to be nice to everyone so you can be known as a fun-loving person! Give people some compliments, but don't lie about it.
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Invite Them Over. If you have started your conversations with your future friends, then you can just invite them over to sit with you in lunch!
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Try to Join A Clique. If there is a clique in recess or at some other place, you can just join them! If you see someone in the clique thats all quiet, Start making small talk to her.
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Be A Good Friend. Start being a good friend, a safe friend. When your future friend has told you a secret make sure you don't tell anyone no matter what. Or if she tells you a compliment, Don't get all confused and say: "Umm, Thanks?" Because that would hurt her feelings. Make Sure you care about what she says, and be a good listener!

Karen Said:

What do you think about 0bama's School Speech?

We Answered:

I think a good number of people don't trust Obama. They question his sincerity, and motives. If it were my children, I would request they not see/hear his speech or I would simply keep them home.

Edwin Said:

people in nevada help!?(about swine flu)?

We Answered:

hey, the school ur talking about is Findlay middle school, but thats in north las vegas, so right now you have nothing to worry about..there are only 5 people in nevada with confirmed swine flu, and only two are in vegas, but its north las vegas, so no worries! hope this helps!

Tiffany Said:

Middle School Newspaper article needed! REWARD: 1st answer gets the points!!!!!!!!!!!!!?

We Answered:

*Food in the cafeteria
*Where is everyone hanging in town?
*Curfews
*What's Hot - What's Not!
*Sports happenings at school
*Teacher spotlight

or even just a "What's on your mind?" question - taking quotes from various students!

Viola Said:

Can anyone read the start of my story and tell me what you think of it?

We Answered:

"so what if the girl needed a makeover? bridgette could provide her with a makeover and a whole new wardrobe."

everything flowing-wise, is perfect, except for this part. instead, write, "so what if the girl needed a makeover and a whole new wardrobe? she was prime popularity material, perfect in every other way...." or whatever you'd like.

the part with audrey is not needed. you could just say that B&T went to hang out with their adoring Allies. they dont have to be friends, just Allies (no, i meant allies as in acquaintances). popular girls dont need a lot of friends, just people they surround themselves with.

the logic with tiffany is not clear. did tiffany carpool with her? did tiffany ride another car? drive a car? ride the bus? ride the bike? you need to clarify.

other than that, it is PERFECT. but i cant really say that cuz i havent read ur whole book....

Herbert Said:

Help!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!?

We Answered:

I think that your chance of finding a classmate on here is probably over a million to one.

I'm not sure, but I think that all YA users are "corralled" into areas because, surely, there are so many members in the U.S. alone, that seeing the same people time and again is virtually impossible if it was simply all the members.

Julie Said:

What do you think of my kinda short story?

We Answered:

Wow

I like it. Good detail, and you make the main character's feelings and emotions clear. Also, very few grammar errors. Generally fantastic. I would love to hear more of it if more is to come, and will gladly give more feedback.

Feel free to email me at caliluver4012@aim.com