Stereotypes In The Classroom

When we are at school, things go well until the girls go to P.E. There are some girls in my class who act marvelous and others who do not. When we play anything that has to do with teams, some people get offended. We may cheer or scream for our teammates and others think we are annoying. It’s always a person who gets mad at their team and quits. We argue at P.E. more than we play during P.E. It goes way out of hand and people do not participate in P.E. like they use to. If I could give advice to anyone, I would give it to the girls at P.E., who start a crisis and takes P.E. too serious.
When we are at P.E., some people get mad when they are out or teammate gets out of the game. They hold a grudge forever when it is not that serious.

They cause difficulty;it’s unnecessary and uncalled for. When we get a person out, they do not want to it. For example, a girl in my class kicked the ball in the air. We caught it and we screamed, “Out!” She went to tell because someone was not on the right team, so we let her run to first. When she tried to run to third, we had got her right back out. We were trying to tell her she was out, but she still wouldn’t move. So, she was mad and she came to our side, picked up the base, and threw it. We are always angry at the coaches for making us play the game that always causes us to argue.
The girls at P.E. are aggressive and we all are competitive. Some days at P.E., we play something different. We would try to play volleyball or even basketball for a change. When one of the balls that we are using goes into someone else’s area, we would run to the ball and the other person would kick it. When their ball comes near someone and that person kicks it like they did, the other person would say something to them and they get an attitude. Then, they go back and tell their friends what happened and their friends start to be mean to you. It is always something spiteful that they argue about. They scream at others when something might be unfair and they let their anger out on you, when you did not even do anything.
Sometimes, the girls need to mind their business. They are always snooping and eavesdropping. There is always an argument at P.E., where someone always finds a way to get into something that does not have anything to do with them. Then, they will argue with you and it starts a crisis. The girls need to understand that starting arguments with others does not help you look beneficial. It affects the way a person looks at you. They may think you are a nasty, horrible person. Sometimes, the girls hear arguing and they like to urge it on. They try to fix it, but it just makes things worse. If some of the girls just worry about themselves, the problems we have would not happen.
However, the girls at P.E. are harsh and they need to understand that P.E. is not that serious. P.E is not the Olympics and they should not act like it is. They shouldn’t get mad over little things, such as a game, teams, and other competitive games. The girls need mind their own business and everyone will get along.