Updated: 18 Feb 2019
A worksheet to prompt reflection on a class excursion.
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A worksheet to prompt reflection on a class excursion.
Ask your students to complete this worksheet to reflect on a recent excursion experience.
This wonderful worksheet provides your students with the opportunity to link the activities they participated in with their in-class learning and feeds your future lesson direction.
Read our blog A Fail-Safe Guide to School Excursions for more tips and tricks!
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Hello, I would love it if this could also be a Word version, so we could edit it to suit a school camp reflection.
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