How to Have a Fun Last Day of School
Prepare with your friends., Have a productive morning., Pack a light bag.
Step-by-Step Guide
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Step 1: Prepare with your friends.
Before the last day of school, gather your closest friends and plan some fun stuff.
You all could do something crazy, or on the other hand, you could plan to do something that is more subtle.
Here are some ideas for things to do on the last day to make it really stand out.
Throw toilet paper around the school Break out in song during class Wear something that is unique to your friend group Create a collaborative painting during free time. -
Step 2: Have a productive morning.
A well-planned morning usually creates a fulfilling day.
Make sure to do some or all of these things before the last day of school:
Set an alarm the night before and wake up on time Take a shower Eat a nutritious breakfast Dress in something nice, fun, or even flirty.
Experiment with a new or crazy hair style on this day if you like to do your hair. , You may not need your normal textbooks, but be sure to bring these essentials:
A notebook Your cell phone A book you're reading Your yearbook A pen for signatures from everyone. -
Step 3: Pack a light bag.
Detailed Guide
Before the last day of school, gather your closest friends and plan some fun stuff.
You all could do something crazy, or on the other hand, you could plan to do something that is more subtle.
Here are some ideas for things to do on the last day to make it really stand out.
Throw toilet paper around the school Break out in song during class Wear something that is unique to your friend group Create a collaborative painting during free time.
A well-planned morning usually creates a fulfilling day.
Make sure to do some or all of these things before the last day of school:
Set an alarm the night before and wake up on time Take a shower Eat a nutritious breakfast Dress in something nice, fun, or even flirty.
Experiment with a new or crazy hair style on this day if you like to do your hair. , You may not need your normal textbooks, but be sure to bring these essentials:
A notebook Your cell phone A book you're reading Your yearbook A pen for signatures from everyone.
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