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I don't need the MAP - Haziq- Blog 2

 Well midterm has long past and I am just know writing this blog but thats okay because I will recap everything that has happened before and after the midterm.I wouldnt want to make you wait anymore so lets dive in back in Tuesday , March 12th.

In the tuesday morning , we were welcome with a new twist in which regularly , we play squardle but to keep the warm-up game nice and quick, Miss decide to let us play the classic wordle. After number of guesses , we managed to get the word which was "heave". Afterwards , we play another interesting game "connections". This game usually quite tricky but somehow , we managed to finish the game within less than 2 errors. Moving on to the real deal , we had to wrote and essay about Farmshire village and the changes to be made by 2024. Personally , I find writing essay about maps is really difficult because I never really wrote about them before. There is a lot of challenges such as the tenses that I need to focus on. Since this essay is focusing on the plans , I have to use future sense but halfway writing through it , I stop using the future tense. Another challenge is using the the appropiate and specific vocabulary. Apart from that , I have to use all the informations provided in the diagram and that includes using the compass. Last thing , my essay was too short and it was a little difficult trying to expand the essay because I already used all the informations.

On the following week , Monday , we had an awarding ceremony in the first period but it continue to consume a little bit of the aep time . Afterwards , I received back my essay i wrote about the Farmshire village and there is definetly a lot to improve on. This includes using a whole wide range of vocabularies , focusing on my tenses and generally making my essay longer.Though I would be lying if  I said I wasn't dissapointed but I hope to improve more next time. To kill the time , Miss let us play Squardle but luck wasnt on our side because we have 65 words to accomplish with only little time. Suprisingly , due to Janek's determination on accomplishing it , we succesfully finished the wordle with only couple of minutes to spare.

On the following day , we played "hello wordle " for our warmup game . This game require us to guess a 7 letter words . It was however quite tricky because we are not used to this type of wordle but in the end , we managed to secure the victory by guessing the word which was "assault". After that , we move on to going over some essay samples about the Farmshire Village essay. Looking through essay , I was able to learn a little bit on how to arrange the informations throughout the essay.

After a week of resting (which i still feel it wasnt enough), we finally met back in the first day of April. To start off , we were asked what activities we were doing during the holy week. For me , nothing interesting , I just spent time with my family which also means I stayed at home. After that , since Miss Disa is a really nice teacher , she let us play squardle but unfortunately , we werent able to finish the game which is unlikely for us. On the following day , we played "hurdle" as our warm-up game . We were also introduced to about fish doorbell. Essentially , every time a fish is spotted , we ring the doorbell. After some further research , this actually help the fish survive and prevent them from being eaten by other animals because everytime the doorbell is rang , it signals the people lift up the gate . After that , we went straight to the essay writing. This time , we were given a much simpler topic which was about transforming an island into a tourist destination.

For me , I find writing this essay is much more simpler because nothing was removed or demolish which would be a little complicated to write.

Overall , the past few weeks have been really packed and I can say that I am struggling to write essay about maps. Hopefully , I'm able to improve more on writing it but for now I just have to try my best on writing more essay about maps.

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