Day 15

I wasn't on day 14th because I had a mandatory appointment at university, so I returned on day 15th. The day before this one was Halloween, so they advised us to do lessons Halloween themed. I wanted to do something different and fun for the kids, specially because of this date. I took my time thinking about activities and games, and managed to do a decent lesson plan for both courses. The kids class was more Halloween themed, they even came all dressed up in their costumes which was cute, but with the preteens I mainly focused on reviewing the last unit of the book and had the project presentation. It was still hard but I did feel a bit better compared to day 13th. 

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  1. Angie Torres7 de noviembre de 2025 a las 3:46 p.m.

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