are you smarter than a fifth grader?
Are you smarter than a fifth grader? no
are you smarter than a fifth grader? by Lazy727 October 24, 2007
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The Fifth Grade Smile For Graduation Still Holds true
fifth graders
In a private school, fifth graders find themselves grown into middle school, without any of their sixth grade public school friends’ advice, as they are being thrown into it, too. The main difference is that, at that point, only the girls are starting to go through puberty, and only very few. Meanwhile, they have to share the hallways with gimongous eighth graders (and their huge seventh grader posse), who, depending on the type of school, may shove them out of the way, beat them, make loud comments about stupid little fifth graders who should go die in a hole, etc. Fifth graders (at least pre- pubescent ones) have an advantage: they are small and fast. In the hallways, they can dart around the sixth and seventh graders to get to their lockers. Another thing: the lockers. Most fifth graders have not gone through puberty and are still kids. So they will construct fake floors and walls in their lockers to conceal their money. ლ($◡$ლ). None of them will have dated anyone by the end of the year, as their crushes are barely blossoming. While some of them may think otherwise, it is a blessing. Oh yeah, AND THIS ARTICLE WAS WRITTEN BY SOMEONE WHO JUST GRADUATED FROM FIFTH GRADE. TAKE THAT EIGHTH GRADERS!
Eighth grader: Jesus these stupid head fifth graders should die. (Fifth grader1 and Fifth grader2 dart past)
FG1: Wait what
FG2: Don’t care. I’m late!
FG1: Wait what
FG2: Don’t care. I’m late!
fifth graders by Rio9 July 3, 2018
fifth graders
some 4th grader: i'm so grown up! i might as well be apart of the fifth graders.
a 5th grader: you don't even know what 8 x 6 is-
a 5th grader: you don't even know what 8 x 6 is-
fifth graders by angieslovelife July 7, 2021
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