Updated: 22 May 2023
An activity for students to compare their holiday experiences with a peer.
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An activity for students to compare their holiday experiences with a peer.
Use this teaching resource in the classroom as a getting to know you activity.
Students find a person in the class that they do not know well then compare and contrast their holiday experiences using the Venn diagram.
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