New friends to make from "summary" of First Grade, Here I Come! by Tony Johnston
First grade, oh my stars! This is where the adventure begins, where the world opens up and offers you new friends to make. Friends you haven’t even met yet, waiting just around the corner with a smile and a wave. These new friends will come in all shapes and sizes, with different laughs and different stories to share. Some may be quiet and shy, while others may be loud and full of energy. But each one will bring something special to your life, something unique and wonderful. As you step into the first grade classroom, your heart may race with excitement and maybe a touch of nervousness. Will these new friends like me? Will I fit in? These thoughts may swirl around in your mind, but remember, everyone is feeling the same way. Everyone is looking for someone to connect with, someone to laugh and play with. And that someone could be you. So, be brave, little one. Reach out a hand, offer a smile, and watch as the magic unfolds. You may find a friend who loves to draw just like you do, or a friend who knows all the words to your favorite song. You may discover a friend who shares your love of dinosaurs or a friend who makes you laugh until your sides ache. Each new friend is a treasure waiting to be uncovered, a gem shining brightly in the rough. And as you journey through the first grade days, remember to be kind, be curious, and be yourself. Your new friends will appreciate your uniqueness, your quirks and your quirks. They will see the light in your eyes and the joy in your heart, and they will cherish you for who you are. Together, you will create memories that will last a lifetime, moments of laughter and learning, of growth and friendship. So, embrace the new friends that come your way, embrace the joy of first grade. This is a time of discovery, of connection, of building relationships that will stand the test of time. And as you navigate this exciting new chapter, know that you are not alone. You have a world of new friends waiting for you, ready to welcome you with open arms.
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