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AEP Blog #2.2 “A new ambiance is always welcomed”

 Good day dear reader! Welcome back to a freshly baked blog by yours truly~ 

This blog will be a little short unfortunately! I’ll call it the catch-up blog. Just what exactly have we been up to since the start of the second term? Its been around 2 weeks now, so lets see just how well we were able to manage our time for those two days. 

Lets get right into it! 

The first meeting of the second term (that was after our sem break) was a very cold one. Im not sure about my other classmates but I definitely felt cold that day, I think it was because of the weather or I wasn’t feeling well that morning? Regardless, I remember feeling very chilly that day. Ms Disa introduced a new game that tested all of our memories! It was so much fun honestly; just thinking about that meeting makes me chuckle because its so silly just how much we wanted to elongate the game. It was if our grandma went to the market, what would she buy? And so, we’d constantly repeat and add one more item to the list. 

We did vocabulary that day, which was to introduce describing words for ourselves. Given a list of words and attempted to match it with each other’s personality. Boys vs Girls, enjoyable! I loved it. 

The second meeting was also similar. But instead we had semi-individual work. Then played the grandma game and changed it to our ‘new friend’. Constantly adding adjectives to describe them. This one was easier because Ms added that we needed to go alphabetically! Although I still struggled with it. 

I know this blog was a little short and not like my usuals, but rest assured a good one will come out soon. See you in the next one!

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