Lewis Foreman
School Series
The classrooms were small and cozy, with brightly colored walls and posters of animals and alphabets. The teachers were friendly and kind, and they created a safe and warm environment for us to learn and grow.
One of the most exciting things for me in school was learning to read and write. I still remember the thrill of holding a pencil and forming my first letters. The books in the library were like treasures, each waiting to be read and journeyed through.
The school also provided opportunities for extracurricular activities. I remember participating in art classes where we painted and created beautiful things, and music classes where we sang songs and danced.
Most of all, the school provided opportunities to make friends. I still keep in touch with some of my classmates from those early years, and we share our fond memories of the school and each other.
In conclusion, my first school was more than just a place of learning. It was a place where I made wonderful memories, formed lifelong friendships, and learned valuable life skills. My first school will always hold a special place in my heart as a place of firsts and fond memories. It was where my journey of education began, and it was an experience that shaped who I am today.
