You may not be happy with this but I am going to do it anyway, when my bus dropped me and the rest of the kids off at the school I ran to the school because I wanted to have as much time eating Breakfast and getting time to put my stuff in my backpack inside of my locker and getting organized. Two things happened, one I had finished getting ready for ELA class 5 minutes before I had to go to the class and two: the breakfast didn't come so I was hungry for the first 30 minutes of class.

 Thankfully, someone delivered breakfast to our class and everyone who wanted to eat got to, there wasn't even milk but just cereal and orange juice. I being me, put the orange juice inside of the cereal and tried to eat it as if it was cereal. Believe me, it definitely did not taste good, but while my teacher wasn't paying attention my friend and I grabbed two cereals and quietly walked to our seats. Some of the kids who were across from us started laughing because they saw us and I would've laughed too, but I tried to pretend like nothing happened in a funny way and made it to my seat. 

Of course, the plan backfired because my teacher apparently had just pretended that she didn't see us take the cereal. She said it in a very general sense, "Guys, if you are going to take cereal at least make sure that everyone else had cereal before you get seconds", but my friend and I felt as though she was targeting us. We didn't get in trouble though and we just laughed it off, and before you say why I was stealing breakfast it wasn't like I was in any real trouble and if I actually did cause a serious mistake she would've told me to put it back until I had permission. 

To make for this I got another hundred on my test like usual and just finessed my grades. Right now, somehow my lost grade is a 76 and my highest grade is still thankfully a 100. You might think, why is having a 76 as your lowest grade an accomplishment to you? Believe me, that grade is Social Studies and I had just had a 70 like 3 days ago. Also, compared to term 1 grades you can definitely see improvement. 

In reality my lowest grad in term 1 was a 40 something but my teacher said that he wouldn't let anyone fail Math because we were the first class in the whole school to take an Algebra 1 course and he kept his promise. So my grade was a 60 since that is the last number you can have before failing. I literally have 2 A+, 2 C+, and one C. If my teacher had put my grades that I have right now for Math I should have an 84 because ever 100 adds an extra 4 points to your grade for the most part. Unless, you had a 75 before and then turned it into a 100, that would just leave it to only a 1+ point increase.