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Aep 3.3 Rayan

 This blog im submitting is soo latee i know my website blog didnt work i dont why but it start working now so the last blog of this year and of  me grade 9 junior next year were gonna be senior gg its getting serious as the time past and like i see myself getting better in aep like atleast better than last year im happy.


March 16 ,2025

This week we had the aep midterms it was actually an easy midterm but i still didnt get a good grade but i passed and I messed up in that midterm i was that comfortable while doing it but its still was the easiest midterm and the last midterm of this school year after we finished the midterms all of us we just played on the board because we cant play scrabble cuz of two people made miss angry so we got banned from scrabble for this yeah idk about next year.


March 24, 2025

That week we didnt use technology and also like the board we didnt use it and we played a new game its like about you memorizing it’s called grandma grocery and it just you have to say an fruit or vegetable that you can find in grocery and like you to memorize what other people gonna say and my memorable brain is perfect so i did it all and i was also the last so unlucky gotta do all of it and like i was the last one 

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