In Schillerschule, we presented the project's results at the school's "summer festival".

Some students walked around and interviewed people, using the app "wordlet":

"What does the Euro mean to you?" / "What did you do with your last Euro?"

 

Some students tried to "lure" visitors into our "cinema" room by playing a trick on them first...once they bent down, Amy would "wind in" the line and finally ask them: "What would you do for a €uro?"

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Other students offered a "dilemma" interview to test their friendship or partnership - at the price of a €uro. Participants had to answer questions like "hot or cold?" or "cats or mice?" very quickly - separately from each other. If they scored more than 80%, they received a prize.

Finally, there was a screening of our precious movie...

 

In Les Pennes Mirabeau, our project was presented as a part of our end of year show on Friday 22nd June 2018.  Students from the class prepared a presentation and shared the project with parents, teachers and students.  It was all done in English, so it was a challenge for lots of people!  

We organised a euro coin quiz and had lots of audience participation.  ETwinning tattoos kept the pupils happy and there was an eTwinning pencil set for the quiz winner.  

The movie was a great success! Everyone was proud to have participated!