This history activity after the break was met with mixed results. I wanted students to work together and remember the things we've been over during this school year. For that, I made sets of hexagons with some vocabulary words and topics printed on them. Students were expected to make connections between the hexagons. This was a new method of review for students, so they needed more guidance than I expected. We will definitely revisit the material and the method soon.
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