The one time I was really proud of myself is the time I saved a pup that was stuck under a trash can and kept it until we found someone who wanted it.
Faith Arney, 6th, Jonesville Middle, Mrs. Jones
The time I was most proud of myself is when I shot my first deer. After I shot it we took it home and skinned it. Then we ate it.
Finn Grout, 6th, Jonesville Middle, Mrs. Jones
A time I was proud of myself was when I said the periodic table elements to forty. No one else said them to forty accept one person, but they didn’t say them that well. We only had to go to thirty. Mr. Audia, our science teacher said we could say them to forty for extra credit and I wanted extra credit so I said them to forty. Now I have a one hundred in science, and I’m really happy about it! I am super proud of that day. I thought the periodic table would be hard but it is actually really easy.
Grier Crabtree, 6th, Jonesville Middle, Mrs. Jones
I was very proud of myself for making the softball team. I was very proud of myself. It was very amazing.
Hannah Blair, 6th, Jonesville Middle, Mrs. Jones
I felt really proud when I helped my brother get a Valentine’s Day gift for his girlfriend. He got me something for Valentine’s Day because I helped him. I really like the necklace he got me. It has my birthstone in it.
Hannah Jones, 6th, Jonesville Middle, Mrs. Jones
One time that I was proud? I was proud that last year I made all A’s. What is a time you were proud? Oh wait, you should always be proud of yourself if you make good choices.
Hannah Marcum, 6th, Jonesville Middle, Mrs. Jones
I am proud of telling on my brother because he breaks stuff and he does bad things.
Jacob Childers, 6th, Jonesville Middle, Mrs. Jones
I feel very proud of myself when I donate money to different charities. Just to think of how a few dollars can help save someone’s life. I am also very proud of myself when I pack shoe boxes. Just a cup can almost change someone’s life.
Jacob Marcum, 6th, Jonesville Middle, Mrs. Jones
A time I felt really proud about something was when I won my school’s spelling bee. I studied a lot for it and I’m glad it paid off. I did not think I would win. That is something I felt really proud of.
James Cavins, 6th, Jonesville Middle, Mrs. Jones
Well, I drew a face the other day. I was proud of that. I really liked it but it was kind of weird but I still liked it. So that is the only thing I am really proud of.
Joseph Honeycutt, 6th, Jonesville Middle, Mrs. Jones
Last year, I was very proud of myself. I played booster basketball and made one hundred and twenty points throughout the whole season. My goal throughout the season was to only make one hundred points but I surprised myself and made more. This is one thing I have been very proud of.
Kaydence Seals, 6th, Jonesville Middle, Mrs. Jones
I was proud of myself when I drew a beautiful picture of a wolf. My mom and dad were proud of me. I framed it and put it on my wall in my room.
Kaylee Roberts, 6th, Jonesville Middle, Mrs. Jones
I started my pencil business. I hope it is a success.
Koda Honeycutt, 6th, Jonesville Middle, Mrs. Jones
I remember the time my football team went to Richmond, Virginia. I was really happy when we were going to Richmond. I was proud of my team. I scored two touchdowns and threw a touchdown pass. We won that game. A couple weeks after that we went to Ohio because we won. In Ohio we lost a game and we won a game. I was really proud of myself and my team.
Konner Early, 6th, Jonesville Middle, Mrs. Jones
A time I was proud of myself was when I finally made the A honor roll. My mother was proud too. She gave me thirty dollars. Then we went bowling. It was a good day.
Kylie Barnette, 6th, Jonesville Middle, Mrs. Jones
I can’t remember the last time I was proud of myself for something I did. The only thing I can think of is my grades and that’s great. So that’s all I can think of.
Logan Roberts, 6th, Jonesville Middle, Mrs. Jones
There were kids and they did not get money and I felt proud not giving them any money. But one day I had some money and I gave the money the next day. I was proud when I gave those kids any of my money I had at that time.
Lynzie Ziehler, 6th, Jonesville Middle, Mrs. Jones
One time I felt really proud of something I done was when I took my first SOL tests. I was really scared I was going to make bad grades, so scared I even cried. In the end I made really good grades.
Madison Mullins, 6th, Jonesville Middle, Mrs. Jones
I was told to write about a moment that you are proud of so I am very proud of my piano. I have played piano since I was in kindergarten so this instrument is very close to my heart. I love all the different songs and all the melodies you can play on it. All in all my proudest moment is learning to play the piano.
Marissa Livesay, 6th, Jonesville Middle, Mrs. Jones
I was proud of myself today; I got my Write On published in the Kingsport Times News. I told my mom to buy a newspaper but she couldn’t. I had never been published by the newspaper before this. I was so happy.
Megan Pennington, 6th, Jonesville Middle, Mrs. Jones
A time I really felt proud of was when we were in gym and I was talking and then I just caught the ball. It was cool.
Mia Franklin, 6th, Jonesville Middle, Mrs. Jones
One of my greatest achievements is finishing Cub Scouts and entering Boy Scouts. I was so proud of myself and my friends who journeyed with me through the ranks. It took me five years of Cub scouts to finish the requirements and wait for the ceremonies but I made it and Boy Scouts is even more difficult. I will finish Boy Scouts a seven ranked group. It will take me a long time but I will and my fellow brothers in Scouts will finish too. Finishing Cub Scouts is one of the things that I’m proud of and that really sticks out.
Micah Perkins, 6th, Jonesville Middle, Mrs. Jones
The time I felt really proud of myself is when I made five basketball goals in a game. I was so happy after that. It made me so happy when I shot my first goal and the rest was awesome.
Mikah Woliver, 6th, Jonesville Middle, Mrs. Jones
I won an award for a paper I wrote for 4-H. I felt pretty proud. I also was proud when I won Vice President for Jonesville Middle School. My last proud moment was when I made a six hundred on my SOL test.
Ryley Crabtree, 6th, Jonesville Middle, Mrs. Jones
The time that I was really proud of myself was when my sister Kassie, her friend, and I picked up trash. We almost had two bags full of trash and next time when I go to my dad’s, Kassie, her friend, and I are going to make signs that say, “Pick up trash. Don’t throw trash on the ground.” My sister is so happy when I come over because we pick up trash.
Sadie Evans, 6th, Jonesville Middle, Mrs. Jones
One thing that I am proud of was getting first place in four wheeler racing. That was really fun, it was an obstacle course. It was me and another kid. We had the same four wheeler but I beat him.
Seth Cowden, 6th, Jonesville Middle, Mrs. Jones
I was proud when I rode my go kart really fast. Like, I made really sharp turns plus there were little hills that I jumped! It was fun. Really, really, really fun but I accidentally ran over my dad’s toes. But as soon as I got done I felt so proud of myself I went for another go! But before I knew it, it was night so I went inside then I started playing Minecraft on my Xbox 360 then I built a brick house in the game. I had the time of my life that day; it was so fun.
Shawn Johnson, 6th, Jonesville Middle, Mrs. Jones
I feel proud about a time I took a cat in and keep it as a pet.
Simon Robbins, 6th, Jonesville Middle, Mrs. Jones
A time that I felt really proud of myself is when I learned how to play Fortnite. Well, I learned how to play it on a controller. I was really proud of myself
Summer Stapleton, 6th, Jonesville Middle, Mrs. Jones
A few months ago my family was playing Fortnite together. We were doing well, then we won. My mom and I got our first win. I was really happy because I got my first win.
Tyler Eads, 6th, Jonesville Middle, Mrs. Jones
I was proud of myself when I carried out groceries at IGA with SGA, the student government association. I felt really good for carrying out groceries for the people. It was just really something I really liked doing. I hope we can do something else like that later.
Wesley Honeycutt, 6th, Jonesville Middle, Mrs. Jones