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AEP-Blog #6

 Hello and welcome to Blog 6!!!

This blog will be a bit shorter than my other blogs since I was absent on the first AEP session this week. But from what I can tell, I'm assuming my classmates simply played some word games and did a seatwork Ms had assigned to them.

On the second day, we started off with Quordle. Which was great since I felt like we haven't played it for quite a while. The game was alright in the beginning, until... it wasn't. It felt like we weren't going to be able to figure out all the words, but we tried to think more carefully and visualize the letters for each box more closely, and we got it!!!! All 4 words!!! 

Then, Ms Disa gave us a sort of practice test that we had to discuss in groups. The assignment was that we had to read an extract and identify what each paragraphs' subheading would be. My group had Zahrah, Sid and Dharanika. We discussed the possible ideas of each paragraphs content to create a subheading. Out of all of us, I personally think Sid was the most useful one in giving out the possible answer. This task was quite hard, but I don't think we did horribly in answering the questions. But it's ok to get it wrong since Ms will teach us how to get the correct answer next lesson. I like it this way rather Ms teaching us first then us doing it, she's teaching us after so we can learn from our mistakes.

Well, that's all for this week!!! See you on the next blog!!!

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