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Blog #3 2.3 Ayessha

 Hello, happy new year.

Today is our first AEP class after the break. I felt happy but also nervous, and a little excited. We did review of what we have learned last year and, and i didn’t remember all of them, but i remember when we learned about analyzing, skimming, and paraphrasing. We didn’t do much that day, it was pretty relax, and i didn’t think much because we haven’t started the seatwork yet. We played scrabble, we were paired up and i was with Kristine, actually i didn’t remember. We did fine, not really it was quite bad somehow. I was having fun and also I was laughing too, eventhough it was quite and also pretty awkward, I just had fun. At the end of the game, we weren’t the winners of the game, but it was fun, and the winners were Wiam and Selim. We got 70 points, and Wiam and Selim got 127 points. We played contexto  and it was fun too, I liked it, and i had fun.


It’s our second AEP class in 2025. We started put AEP class with wordle, we played wordle, and that day’s wordle was interesting. We got new word called gamut, it was new and strange, and i’ve never heard about that word before. We did seatwork. It wasn’t easy I was having a hard time doing my seatwork, it was really challenging and I didn’t know what to do, which made me dislike it. At the end of the day we DOGOnews. It was about a guy who loves playing chess and became the world’s best chess player if i’m not mistaken, and that’s all.

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