This worksheet will tell you all you need to know about the method gallery walk which you might encounter in many of your school subjects. It is not about actually going to a museum, but about presenting a project that has been developed in groups. You will learn exactly how it works in the following video.

Now you can test for yourselves how the presentation part of a gallery walk works. Form groups of four. Each person in the group should carefully look at one of the four cards below, read the information attentively, and think about how to best present the topic. If necessary, research additional information. Meanwhile, the cards will be displayed in large format at four different locations in the room.

After the preparation time, your tour begins:

1. Gather in front of one of the posters in your group.
2. Your teacher will give the signal for you to start.
3. The person from the group who has studied the topic will present it to the other students. They will take notes on their questionnaire during the presentation.
4. After a predetermined time (e.g., 3 minutes), the teacher will give the signal to switch. Now all groups move clockwise to the next poster, and the expert presents it to the rest of the group.
5. Once everyone has presented their poster, the gallery walk is finished.