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Hello fellow Kindergartners, my name Jose Lopez and I am a 8th grader. You guys are probably excited and anxious to meet new friends and teachers. I know maybe for some it's scary being away from your mom and dad and I get it, but you gotta think positive because your gonna meet new friends and do fun activities that's why i'm going to give you guys tips. First tip is be yourself there is no reason to change how you act in school to home. Also try to make friends because no friends equal no fun. Another thing is always do your homework because if you don’t you will do bad. Also follow the teacher's rules because then the teacher won't like you if you are a misbehave kid. On the other hand be more nice to classmates because that means for friends
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