Friendship bingo from class 3 to year 9

Everyone knows something, everyone thinks something and everyone has something. In a friendship bingo there are a number of boxes with different statements. The students have the task of walking around the classroom or the schoolyard to ask questions to see if the peer agrees on a box.

A suitable exercise for class 3 to class 9 students, which is good to do at the beginning of the semester, to strengthen the group and something that is good to do during the international friendship week, the last week of February.

The friendship bingo is also available for younger students from preschool class to year 4, but with other questions, as well as a similar bingo in Swedish.

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