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Blog #2 - Kristine

Second blog for this school year (wow!). This blog includes stuff from two-ish weeks ago (August 20 - August 27). Anyways on August 20 (our 3rd AEP meeting), I got some help for the blogs (since I didn't know how to join the Blogger website). So thanks to Miss Disa I can create and submit these blogs now (yay). After that, we played Strands. And afterwards read two DOGOnews articles (one about elephants calling each other using their names and the other about colored lobsters). Then when we finished reading that, we played Wordle (the word was "delay"). After playing Wordle we did a seatwork review (I wasn't able to do the seatwork so I wasn't able to do much). We did quite a lot that day.

On to the next week now (August 27). We played started off playing a warm-up game, and afterwards read a DOGOnews article about ants being able to do surgery on each other. We then read another DOGOnews article about the Barbie movie. After we finished reading, we continued the seatwork from 2 weeks ago (we did the skimming part this time). And afterwards we played Contexto. It took us awhile to get the word (we used six hints before being able to figure it out). The word was "joke".

I guess that's it for blog #2. Thank you for reading!












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