Classroom language : student are leaving

“See you next week/ tomorrow/ on Wednesday/ next term/ after the holiday/ later/ this afternoon”
“Enjoy your break”
“Merry Christmas”
“Have a good time in…” [if they have told you where they are going]
“Have a good weekend”- “You too”
“Have a good holiday.”
“Enjoy your vacation.”
“Have a nice trip”
“I didn’t notice your new shoes because you were sitting down”
“Wrap up warm, it’s cold out there!”
“Bye Jane. See you Mr Fernandez. Have a good weekend”
“Catch you later!”
“Take care”
“Have a good one”
“If anyone sees Jun before the next lesson, can you tell him what the homework is?”
“Bon voyage”

This is some of classroom language using when the student are leaving.


Nutchanon 010 3EN

If my students are going to leave, I always say.......
- See you later.
- Nice to see you today.
- Will see you again soon.
- Have a nice day.
- Have a good one.
- Glad you came today.
Thank you for put this information up, I will use them all for sure.

Sudarat 059  3EN

Maybe you can use these sentences while students are leaving the room.
•Get into a queue.
•Form a queue and wait for the bell.
•Everybody outside!
•All of you, get outside now!
•Hurry up and get out!
•try not to make any noise as you leave.
•Be quiet as you leave. Other classes arestill working

Suthida 042 3EN