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WHAT A TIDEOUS WEEK!- Naboni AEP 10

Hello, it's me again - your fellow blogger! Last week was so hectic. I wasn't expecting so much workload in Grade 10. Four quizzes and a stack of homework and lessons had overwhelmed me. But, the week finally ended with a memorable ice skating hangout with my classmates at MEGAMALL that cheered me up. Now it is time for me to give you updates regarding the AEP class with another vlog!

The weather on Monday was gloomy with heavy rain, causing me to be almost 20 minutes late for school due to traffic. The first class was Computer Science and for the rest of the class, I tried to recall all the words for the vocab quiz in my head. I was totally crept out as I almost couldn't remember the meaning of any of the terms properly.
But then when we entered the AEP classroom, Miss Disa announced soon after that we were having SCRABBLE DAY! You could see the relief in the room after this announcement. We were divided into 4 teams: Chloe & Julia, Sayum & Shashmeen, Leo & Haziq, and lastly me & Meral. Our team owns at last, YAY!

The next day it was time for the quiz. I prepared a bit more for it the last night, thus I was much more confident than the other day. To all of our shock, we had to do two words each this time. Almost all of us got both of the words that the doom of wheels had chosen for us, thankfully.
Later on, we proceeded to the same IELTS  essay that we did the week ago for one last time. Now if I compare my last writing to the first one, I can say that it has significantly improved.

That's all for this week - short and simple, yet so tedious. Let's see what AEP has in store for us next week.

Signing off
Goodbye

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  1. Miss DisaSeptember 6, 2023 at 1:14 AM

    It's the wheel of Doom :) I can safely promise you more essays but its fun.

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