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Brainstorming :
1, Noticing that she always wants me to cheat with her in exams.
2, I am the one who study hard while she depends on me.
It was a very hard decision to make, specifically that she is my best friend, but this friend of mine have a negative effect on me, she used my hard work for her own benefit, and I can't make this go on, I have to stop her, then I decided to talk to her and end this relationship respectfully because of every other things that I didn't like.
Steps I have taken to go for it :
1, Telling myself that I have my respect, I am not a tool for her to use.
2,collecting my strength, faced her, so I don't regret it.
Lujain ghawas
10c

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Brain Storming

1- My favorite Book
2- The experience about reading the first book in my life

Reading My Favorite Book

This reflective essay example about a favorite book is something you might find at the middle or high school level.

When it comes to books, I didn’t understand the appeal. I’d read one after another for each assignment not understanding what all the fuss was about. However, the moment I read Pride and Prejudice, it was like my literary eyes opened for the first time. It stirred love within me for classics I didn’t realize could exist.

When I was first given the assignment of reading Pride and Prejudice, like many of my friends, I scoffed. With an eye roll, I internally calculated how much time I would have to read the book and write a report. I sighed at the loss of time with my friends for a stupid classic.

Cracking open the cover, I was determined to hate it before even reading the first words. By the time I reached page 3, I nearly called it quits. But there was something about Elizabeth Bennet that quietly piqued my interest. I can’t say where, but somewhere along the way, my eyes devoured the pages instead of trudging along.

The moment I reached the end, I was ecstatic and disappointed at the same time. Their ending had been perfect, but I realized I would miss them. Not only them, but I would also miss being part of their world.

It was the first time characters of a story had affected me this way, so I tried to shake it off. However, after several days, that sadness carried me to the classics section of the school library. The moment I cracked open my next classic, my soul instantly felt more at ease, and I’ve never looked back.

I never thought I’d say a book changed me, but in this case, it’s true. The love I found in Pride and Prejudice introduced me to a beautiful world of classic literature I can’t imagine living without. Despite not reading Pride and Prejudice for a while, it will always be my favorite book.

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Brainstorming:
1) Moving from Dammam to Riyadh
2)Looking fat
3) Not being so rich

Moving from Dammam to Riyadh
I was 10 years when my parents decided to move from Dammam to Riyadh. I was so upset because I am not going to be with my friends in Dammam and there is no sea in Riyadh. But then we moved into a very beautiful compound and I started knowing my classmates in school and we became friends. It was even much better than Dammam.

Steps I have taken to change this annoying experience to a better one:
1) I saw the positive things
2) I trusted in god
3) I started to adapt to the new city
4) I broke my fear and start knowing the people there

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brainstorming:
1. fire incident in school
2. how we left the school
3. nobody got hurt

The fire incident in school happened when I was in 6th grade. It all started in the library, which was in the third floor of my class building. The air conditioner wasn't working so the school bought an air conditioner repair contractor to see and fix the problem. After fixing it, he told the school to not open it until tomorrow. As he said, they opened it in Wednesday morning.
I came to school late and went to practice my graduation dance with my friends and teacher. Time goes on as we finished the first period of school. I went upstairs to my class, first thing I did was smell this awful burning smell. I went downstairs to tell the supervisor of my building. She rang the bell and I wasn't even on the first floor. She yelled at everyone to leave their classes immediately and gather in the playground.
All of the school classes went to the playground and stood up waiting for the next announcement. My friends and I saw the teachers in a hurry to let us out. As we walked through the exit, I looked up at the sky and saw a thick, black smoke. I hurried outside the school and so did everybody else. we went to the building across our school. Luckily, it was all ladies since most of the teachers weren't wearing abayas. We got in and I burst into tears because of the shock. It all happened too fast. The school staff counted each girl and ask if anybody's missing. Fortunately, nobody was missing nor hurt during this incident. They called our parents as the firefighters came to stop the fire. My mother picked me up and my sister to go home.

What I learned and use it for the next incident:

1- stay calm and don't panic
2- look after everybody else

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Brainstorming:
•Night Terrors
•Nightmares
•Sleep Deprivation
•Escape

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I don't remember what woke 8-year-old me up from my deep sleep in an ungodly hour of the night. It could've been my thumping heart, my own startling scream, or the pressing need to just, breath. The nightmare, I couldn't remember it, but that was a blessing. However, not recalling its events did not stop the fear and shock that it had caused. Tears streamed down my cheeks, my mouth agape and my eyes blown wide. My vision was blurry and I couldn't see well, even when my eyes seemed to adjust to the darkness of my bedroom. My breathing came in labored gasps for air as I desperately tried to fill my burning lungs with oxygen, but it never felt enough. It was suffocating, as if a cold, cruel, ghostly hand had tightly gripped my throat. My fragile body shook as my little hands clutched the blanket tighter, afraid that my only source of warmth would be pulled away from me. I stared blankly into the darkness, my young mind fuzzy, clouded and unfocused as it tried to comprehend what it just witnessed. Dull colors of thoughts mixed and interlaced, painting a picture more terrifying than Saturn Devouring his Son . My spine was chilled to the core, it was cold. So cold that the blanket barely provided any comfort. Yet, I still covered my entire body with it in a vain attempt at warming up. My body trembled in cold sweat. My poor heart hammered in my chest. The sound of its beating rung in my ears, loud and obnoxious. It was deafening, but I was still able to recognise the faint sound of the door being opened and the familiar footsteps that entered the room. My mom. I reluctantly looked up from under my blanket to see her standing at my bedside, holding a tall glass of water. Her smile warmed up my entire body, and there was no need for the blanket anymore. I smiled back.

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Steps I have taken to make my experiences with night terror a little better:
•accepting help
•seeking comfort
•addressing stress

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Brainstorming :
*Losing my cat
*Drowning at splash (water resort)
*Going to a new school in 3rd grade
*One of my bestfriends moved to another country

Since I came here to Saudi Arabia, I was at the same school. I got attached to my friends and teachers there until 3rd grade I had to change schools. I went to the new school ; I was excited and worried at the same time. I didn't know anyone there and I got hit by some mean girls without even causing any harm to them. I told the teacher and she defensed me. It was a new experience in my life and I had learnt from it.

Steps I did to take my revenge:
1. I spoke up.
2. I Didn't allow anybody to assault me since then.

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Brainstorming
Issues that I dealt with
-Lack of creativity, inspiration, and knowledge.
-Anxious thoughts / feeling trapped in the real world.
-Being unproductive

How reading books helped me get over those issues
-Reading about different worlds and places immensely helped with my creativity and it was my muse and inspiration to create more.
-It developed my knowledge about many issues while also increasing my vocabulary bank.
-Viewing the world from eyes of multiple people of different; race/age/lifestyle helped me take my mind away of the real world.
-Reading is a hobby that is both fun and productive so I was doing something I truly enjoyed while also gaining benifits.

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Brainstorming :
1)grade 4 or first year of Saudi Arabia
2) 2020
3) over Weight

As everyone my life has never ben easy.  I
had many stages that played a main role of what I am now. The main one of them is when my dad took corona ,and went to the hospital

the steps taken to make your experience better :
1) do not hear any hate comments.
2)get near to good.

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Brainstorming

- Low self-esteem .

- Suffered from bullying / unequal treatment  at my first school . ✅

- Strong supportive friendly relation with my dad .

- Met a best friend who changed my life .

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“ Suffered from bullying / unequal treatment  at my first school “

The first school I registered was perfect in almost everything. I adored and appreciated the school and my teachers , but my classmates in the fourth grade were the problem . I remained in this school from kindergarten till the fourth grade. At this time I was in the fourth grade; my last year there . My classmates or colleagues were troublesome , mean , upsetting, and disturbing. They treated me in such a bad way , as if I was uniquely weird or bizarre. Although I never harmed anyone from them or  in the whole school since I was a kid . I loved everyone and treated all equally with love  . They were  jealous from how excellent I was in school and how teachers loved me . Not only because I was a hard worker but mainly because of my manners and actions. My classmates created groups and I was left out . Everyday I came home crying not wanting to go the next day . My mom helped me and encouraged me a lot. Honestly my mom was the only thing that made me stand and pass these hard times . She taught me to defend my rights and become stronger . After this year I transferred into another branch and what was surprising is that I was sad I’ll leave my school. That’s how pure I was . Although I needed this step so much …… In my new school, I met the best friends you can have ever . It was such a mental healing and recovering . Till now for sure those friends are with me and the closest to my heart. They are special . I am grateful of such a lesson and compensation. I am thankful for leaving and meeting real friends.

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Things I made to make this experience better :

- spoke up about it .

- maintained my educational level despite the circumstances .

- had my parents support and love .

- thankfully god changed my fate by transferring into a new beginning .

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• Getting a pet for the first time.
• How I learned about treating a pet.
• Let your pet be your friend.

Last year, in the summer vacation I finally got a small cat. It  was the first time for me to bring a pet and start taking care about it.
It was so hard at first I didn’t know what and when should it eat or how should I wash it and what is the best way to treat a small cat. First thing I did was searching about this topic and started learning how to treat it and I asked many of people who got used to have pets so that I can collect as much as I can information about treating pets.
Finally after I got used to it my cat became my best friend. Most of my time was playing with it and taking care about it, I really treated it as a friend I organized for it a time for eating and special food and time for taking shower and time for playing.

1) I read a lot about this topic.
2) asked my parents and friend for help.
3) practicing with it every action until we both get used to each other.

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Nora Abdulaziz / 10 a / A sudden operation

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Nora Abdulaziz / 10 a / A sudden operation

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Brainstorming:
1- Sudden fatigue
2- Severe pain
3- Appendicitis operation
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One day I was hanging out with my friends and we had so much fun drinking coffee together. Unexpectedly I felt a pain in my stomach and I thought it was the reason so I left. At the end of the night, I was still in pain and in the morning the pain expanded so I couldn't stand it and I went screaming around. I vomited and went to the hospital rapidly. I sat waiting for my turn and I was screaming from the intensity of the pain. A minute was like an hour to me until my turn came. The doctor started examining me and knew the location of the pain. He told us that x-rays must be done to confirm my condition. The doctor told my parents that I needed an urgent operation to remove appendicitis. I waited for long hours just taking painkillers and injections. The operation was performed on the second day at 11 am. Then I stayed in the hospital for two days after the operation while I took the painkiller injections until I left the hospital safely. This was the moment of freedom after four days of fatigue.

Steps I kept in mind so that I don't get into a difficult situation again:
1- If at any time I had pain, I should go to the hospital immediately and not wait for the pain to go away.
2- Never take any medication before consulting a doctor.

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My first time living alone

Brainstorming:
1-loneliness
2- Selfe-reliance
3- getting to know myself better

As much as I hate the covid-19 pandemic as much as I'm grateful for everything I've learned because of it. My parents traveled to KSA and I was forced to live without them for a while because of the lockdown. It was my first time being away from my parents and friends. I felt so sad and lonely. I'm not used to be alone so, in the beginning, I was so afraid. But, I've learned many things. I started to feel more confident to communicate and I started feeling better over time.

Steps I've taken:
- I believed that god's plan is always the right thing.
- my friends were always listening to me when we talk online.
- I wrote notes to feel better.
- my grandma was always giving me love and support.
-  my parents talking to me and letting me tell them about how I felt.

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Brainstorming:
when I looked back to my old memories ,I remembered some of the difficulties that I faced such as:
-Shifting to a new  school
-Lack of self-confidence
-Excessive tension and stress
-Strict teacher's treatment

My suffering with excessive tension started when I first shifted to a new school in 8th grade. As I remember in the first week everything was going normally; I had a mixed feeling of stress and excitement. It is normal to be stressed when you shift to a new school especially if it's the first time for you , and I am sure that if not all of you but most of you had experienced it. My excessive tension started during the next week of school as a result of teacher's bad and strict behavior. That wasn't the only reason ,but also the extra hard exams that we had made it impossible for the students to get full marks or even high marks. I used after I go to home after the school to cry a lot , and after crying I directly start studying without even eating or doing the normal daily activities that I used to do. I kept on doing this for more than 3 months , and at then end definitely I lost a lot of weight that affected my health in a vey bad way. It decreased my immunity because of  lack of certain vitamins in my body . The lack of vitamins exposed me to a large field of diseases . At the very end what i learned from my experience is that never ever make any action that in return will affect your health. What I also learned is that you should have a high self-confidence ,and be sure you are able to do everything because nothing is impossible in life.

-Steps that I have taken to get rid of the excessive tension:
- I used to keep a separate notebook to write everything that I am stressed about.
-I used to chat also with my friends to support me and boost my morale.
-Also I used to read quraa'n as it helped to release my stress.

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Brainstorming:
-Too much confidence.
-hating Who I was.

I’m a very confident person. Till the fact that people don’t want to talk to me anymore. because i will say what is on my mind even if it’s rude, to them. Until one day no one wanted to be friends with me. I got very sad and I felt lonely. But then I decided that I still wanted to be a confident person and have no shame about it. So I was confident in a nice/positive way. And people started becoming my friends again and felt happy and proud.

Steps that helped me:

-love who i am.
-being nice/positive.

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Brainstorming:
1. Bullying
2. Lack of confidence
3. losing all my friends

People had always teased me since I was from another nation since I was in primary school. I had no friends and was shunned by everyone. I sobbed uncontrollably but lacked the confidence to inform my parents. The teachers turned a blind eye to me and did nothing to help me. It quickly deteriorated, and I began to bear the brunt of the guilt for things I had never done. My bullies acted differently in front of the instructors than they did with me, so the teachers didn't believe me. After a few years, I worked up the confidence to tell my parents what had happened, and the police were also engaged. Although the bullying had ended, new people began to bully me.

Steps I have taken to change this annoying experience:

1-Don't listen to peoples
3-Love yourself.

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Brainstorming:
1. My height
2. sensitive
3.stomach fatigue

When I was in kindergarten and primary school, I got a lot of bulling and hate about my height. I was a little taller than my age. Some of my family, friends, and teachers were talking and laughing about me. In middle and high school I started to change my opinion about my height and my parents and some of my friends helped me about it, and I am no longer ashamed about it.

Steps I have taken to change this annoying experience to better ones:
1. I trust myself
2. I let down my negative thoughts
3. Self confidence

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brainstorming
height
acceptance

I was always ashamed or hated my height since I was little I didn't like my height. The teachers always made me sit at the end of the class because I was tall. I thought height was an ugly thing or something strange.  When I grew up a little bit, I started loving my height and seeing fashion models how their height is amazing. and how they’re confident about their height. I started making friends with girls who looked like my height, and I started to trust and love my height, and I see it as a beautiful thing and a sign of beauty, and I am no longer ashamed of my height.

steps I have taken to change this annoying experience:
1- acceptance
2-loving myself
3-self confidence

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1-bullying

2-toxic school and environment

So I used to be in a well-known school that had a really toxic environment that I thought was how the normal world worked, which was terribly wrong. My struggle mainly started in 6th grade, my best friend from the previous year, a girl who for some reason I didn’t know didn’t like me and a third girl all united into making my life hell. They spread rumors about me which made most of the school hate me, which resulted in me finding it extremely hard to make friends. Not only that but they would also try pick fights with me every day, get me in trouble, make fun of me, or even give me back-handed compliments. I used to always stand up for myself and act like they didn’t affect me but their words still hurt. It got to the point I’d wait for the year to end, so that I could make friends with the new girls who haven’t heard the rumors, but I still failed. After quarantine came along, a lot of the girls who treated me rudely realized that they were mistaken treating me like this, and came apologizing to me that’s when I knew that they were problem and not me I’d say they were maybe even jealous.

1-don't listen to any ones opinion other than urself and people who truly love you.
2-cut out the negative people from your life.
3-learn that u are perfect in own way and that "perfect" isn't real.

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When Malala Yousafzai was 15 years old, the Taliban shot her when she was on her way to school. They shot her because they do not think that girls should have the right to go to school. After Malala recovered, she wanted to fight for girls' right to education. In 2014, she was given the Nobel Peace Prize for this work. This is a summary of the speech Malala gave when she came to Oslo to receive the prize:

Malala is very thankful that the Nobel Committee chose to give her this prize. She thanks her parents and her teachers who inspired her to believe in herself and be brave. She is also proud to be the first Pakistani and the youngest person ever to receive this prize. Because she is young, she makes a joke about how she still fights with her brothers. In addition, she is happy to receive this prize together with Kailash Satyarthi, who has worked for the rights of children