Last lesson of the year

• Engels
• MBO
• Studiejaar 1

Today

Final English lesson of the year.

We will reflect on the school year.

Icebreaker Game: Two Truths and a Lie

1. You have five minutes to write down two truths and a lie about this school year.
2. Next, each student shares two true statements and one false statement.
3. The class guesses which statement is the lie.

Pass-the-Story Game:

1. Each student starts a story with one sentence, then passes the paper to the next person who adds another sentence.
2. Continue until the stories come back to the original writers.
3.  Read your completed stories aloud.

Which month did we start the school year?

1. August
2. September
3. October
4. November

Which app did we use the most for assignments?

1. Magister
2. Itslearning
3. Moodle
4. Teams

Who was the funniest person in our class?

Which book did we read during our literature class?

1. Harry Potter
2. Percy Jackson
3. To kill a mockingbird
4. A lamb to the slaughter

Which subject did you find the most challenging?

1. Math
2. English
3. Dutch
4. Other...(Explain)

Who was the smartest person in our class?

Which topic was not present during English class this year?

1. Literature
2. Sustainability
3. Science
4. Food

Which holiday did the school celebrate with special events?

1. Easter
2. Christmas
3. Thanksgiving
4. King's Day

What color are the walls in your classroom 4.03?

1. Yellow
2. Blue
3. White
4. Green

When does the summer vacation start?

1. July 10th
2. July 1st
3. July 27th
4. July 15th

Who was the kindest person in our class?

Which day of the week did you have the longest class schedule?

1. Monday
2. Tuesday
3. Friday
4. Thursday

Each student should create a collage answering the following questions:

1. What was your favorite memory of the year?
2. What was the most challenging thing you accomplished?
3. Who was your favorite character from a book we read, and why?
4. What is something new you learned this year?
5. What are you most looking forward to next year?

Class Memory Collage

Guess the Compliment

1. Write a sincere compliment or positive message about a classmate on a small piece of paper or sticky note.
2. Tape your compliment onto a classmate's back without them seeing what you wrote.
3. Walk around, interact, and try to guess the compliment on your own back by asking indirect questions or engaging in conversations.