I'm in grade 5 at school. My classmates are quite friendly and adequate guys. Many of them strive for knowledge, like to read, count, draw, make crafts and participate in various competitions, which are announced to us by our class teacher Margarita Pavlovna. We all go camping, visit museums and exhibitions, and sometimes go to the cinema.
We have been studying together for 5 years and during this time, of course, we got to know each other well. Our class consists of 15 girls and 13 boys. We are all a little noisy and restless at recess and disciplined in class. We often take prizes in school competitions and Olympiads of various types. Our homeroom teacher does not have to persuade us to participate in something. We ourselves strive to make some kind of drawing or craft. We want to show that we know a particular subject that we are studying at school very well.
From this description, you might get the impression that we are some kind of nerd class. But in fact-this is not about us at all. Because we love to talk, talk about life, and share news from the world of movies and computer games. To play sports, to argue which of us will score the best goal in a football goal, or will pull up the most times on the horizontal bar, and get to the finish line the fastest...That is, we are quite gambling guys and like to play team games on the sports field.
As in many other classes, we have guys who are a little bit apart from everyone else. I think that this happens because these guys are shy and afraid to reveal themselves to the class. So I try to support them and make friends with everyone in the class. My mother thinks that I am doing well, that I support these guys and do not leave them to their fate. But I'm not doing this to be praised. Because I want everyone who studies in our class to be happy and comfortable at school and to be able to say with pride that our class is the best.
