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AEP BLOG 3 - Summer Rose S. Valdez

 AEP BLOG 3 - Summer Rose S. Valdez

    This was by far my favorite week of AEP!  It is mostly because our first lesson was extremely fun and calm.  We had a game day which consisted of scrabble and griddle.  I enjoyed attempting to come up with the best possible words and locations to put them in with my teammate, Zahrah.  She was especially helpful in scoring us a lot of points.


    Griddle was quite a challenge.  It was difficult for us to utilize our limited letters in the best way possible.  We were quite worried that we would score less than the other team, but eventually won.  To be entirely honest, as much as I tried to help, I didn't do much.  My surprisingly amazing group mates did most of the work, and it was entertaining to watch them do so.


    The second day felt refreshing.  After mostly doing group related work in AEP, I was relieved that we could finally do things individually.  We spent the entire lesson answering a seat work, which I found easy.  What wasn't easy, though, was keeping my hands motivated to write more even as they grew tired.  Despite that, I felt it was a nice little session of AEP.


    Word games, and individual work.  This week felt incredibly refreshing, as it was very different from the previous weeks.  It feels nice to do something different for a change, but I am also excited to return to our normal lessons.


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  1. Miss DisaAugust 19, 2023 at 2:18 AM

    What's 'normal' for AEP? Lol. Solonseatwork is nice every now and then but lonely everyblesson, and it was only good because you had already understood it as a group.Imagine looking at it on your own for the first time...;)

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