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Still cant believe how much time we spent at school that its midterms already! The classes were very enjoyable and very fun to be at, it also helps me alot in improving myself 


March 5 - Different warmup? 

That day, instead of using a game displayed at the board, we did a new kind of warmup that Miss learned from podcast. The game was actually fun and exciting, i enjoyed the warmup very much. The game was like a memory game, each person has to give a location for a vacation and the next person has to say what the person before have said and add another location. and it just increases overtime

 And we also dove into the topic we learned before but more deeper now, which are maps! we did a worksheet also about the topic and another topic which is passive sentence following it


March 12 - Essay. 

Last meeting wasnt as enjoyable as the one before, we started the lesson normally with a hurdle warmup. it was fine at first, we did some guessing and stuff. but then when after the warmup finished, my mood went down a little when i heard we had to do a full essay for the map that we used for the worksheet we did the meeting before. we also did two parts of the worksheet we didnt get to finish before writing the essay. but so far, i have enjoyed all of my AEP lessons! 

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