User:QueenOrangeSoda

Hi! I'm QueenOrangeSoda! I am very kind, and please join my camp, Total Drama Hannah-Montana! It is very fun. We will meet every Sunday to do the challenges.

As a Toddler
I put in "as a toddler" because I don't remember what I was like as a baby. Anyway, when I was three, I went to a daycare for toddlers. Many parents seemed to like the name Lucia Femma Bevilacqua. P.S. That's my name. When I was four, I went to an advanced kindergarten, because at that age I was a basic reader and writer, and most children at that age couldn't read or write at all. Some kids, like Rebecca Grimes-Little, Riley Steffof, Mason Smith, and Cameron Thurlow; were nice to me. Others, like Drake Brawley and Chad (last name unknown) were very mean to me. I really liked the Junie B. Jones books, but now I think Barbara Park should've put a warning at the beginning of the book saying that Junie B.'s behavior is only added for humor, and that you shouldn't imitate her, because I did imitate her. Once, after I read Junie B. Jones is a Beauty Shop Guy, I actually gave myself a (bad) haircut just because I like the Junie B. Jones series! I had to get it fixed at the hairdresser place, and when I went to school the next day, Drake and Chad laughed at me for having a boy-haircut. Even a really weak three-year-old called me a "boy". It grew back in first grade, though.

Early School Years
In first grade, I was highly unpopular. I didn't really know too much about germs, so I ate off the ground, and the popular first graders laughed at me. I also wasn't that good at math, because in kindergarten they taught math--addition, subtraction, even multiplication and division--but they taught it at the beginning of the year, and I completely forgot it. I had to count on my fingers through most of first grade. I was very good at writing, because I always had funny story ideas, and once my teacher said "Wow! You can spell "very" correctly! Even third-graders have trouble with that word!" However, things were much better in second grade. I had memorized all my math facts, I had a really fun teacher (she still is one of my favorites today) who gave us candy when our table had the most table points or spelled every word correctly on our spelling tests (which I usually did). There were really nice students, and I had no real enemies (but I did envy Talia and Chase, the smartest students in the class). I was the third smartest in my class, the other two being Chase (#2) and Talia (#1). The food at that school was also very high-quality. I was so sad when I had to go to Bonsall Elementary (again. Did I mention I went to Bonsall Elementary for first grade?). I missed that school.

Late School Years
In third grade, there were some nice students (Mariana, Kristine, Brandon) and some mean students (Louie and Nathan). There. Now I got over with that subject. Anyway, now I'm in fourth grade, with a super nice teacher named Mrs. Rathgaber with some really nice students (Oliver, Haley, Mattie, Nicole, Elisa, Riley, etc.) and some mean, traitorous students (Zane, Connor, Luke, Cory, etc.) Anyway, I like fourth grade. :-)