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getting around

Chances are, your middle school will be bigger than your elementary

school. Just think of it as room to grow. You’ll be navigating the halls

like a pro in no time.

Lost and found

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Classroom numbers

typically start with the number of the

floor they are on. For example, room 101 is on the first floor and

room 201 is on the second floor.

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Drinking fountains

are almost always located near the

bathrooms.

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Stairways

are usually at the ends of halls. Look for exit signs.

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Use visual landmarks

to help remember which way to go.

“Take a left at the trophy case, pass the room with the hamsters . . .”

One way

Hallways can get pretty crowded between classes. Try to stick to your

right to stay with the flow of traffic—like on a freeway!