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Mysha M - T2 BLOG 1

 Here I am yet again, 3 am, on my half-working desktop, reminiscing about my recent AEP experiences. Welcome back, it's been a minute. 

And just like that, we're already on the second term. I swear it was just yesterday when I was writing my first entry, hurriedly emailing it, as my blogger account had repeatedly failed to work. Crazy how time flies. But with all the mischief of term one, I'm grateful to see the refresh and new beginnings we'll have in this new term! Hopefully by now, I've properly adjusted.

Well, what's with all the slacking? Without further ado, let's keep a deep dive into my last two weeks in AEP!

On the very first day, Miss Disa decieded to graciously bless us with another vocabulary quiz! Quite surprising for the very begining of the term. After a lengthy squaredle session, we began revising. Miss granted us two words each, which we'd have to find the meaning of, and answer on the board when it came up. It's not that easy, unfortunately. That was just the review. After a short break, Miss span the wheel, and the quiz began. I managed to snag the ten points, which was nice :)

We kicked off the next tuesday with a nice game of contexto. I was much too fed up to wait around, so I cheated and checked the word on my phone. I didn't tell the rest of the class the word - only a few clues here and there, but eventually they found out the word was "kangaroo". We then reviewed the AEP final. which was frustrating.

Let's fast foreward to next week! We started the day with some more contexto, easily figuring out the word. Miss then set us up to do seatwork. I enjoyed the seatwork, because I got to be annoying and get merits. Miss Disa generously let the first people who finished particular questions get merits, which I snagged. 

Whew, last meeting for this blog! On the following Tuesday, we opened up with quordle, a personal favorite of mine, easily grabbing the win. Afterwards, we did DOGOnews! This was really hype, as I barely recall doing it this year. The articles we read were about galaxies (boring) and the oldest living chickem (fun!). I managed to write down a fact about the galaxy one on my hand, because the name was too complex. 

That's it from me folks! I'm so far appreciating the chaotic and meritful start to the term! 







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