Digital download this colouring in page for multiple uses. A great end of year activity OR beginning of the year activity. Once coloured in, students in the class can sign the back page and laminate as a keepsake or better yet, teacher can write a special message before laminating! ❋ THIS PRODUCT INCLUDES ❋ A no-prep PDF, print and go resource. A no-prep JPEG, print and go resource. This digital download will be sent to you instantly online which means no prep, shipping cost or lost orders. It is perfect for last minute fun! IF YOU LOVE THIS PRODUCT OF OURS, CHECK OUT OUR Teachers Pay Teachers STORE FOR MORE. https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Store/Its-Mrs-Ferguson

This activity is perfect for the beginning of the school year! Students have so much fun learning about their teacher and they don't even realize they are practicing their science skills! Your students will make observations and interrogate you to collect evidence to determine your age. At the end, they will write a claim and include 2 pieces of evidence to support it. What's Included: -Editable Teacher Slides using Google Slides (TM) -Editable Student Handout using Google Docs (TM) If you like this product, check out others at my store by clicking HERE. Feel free to reach out to me with any questions you may have at [email protected] This is part of a Back-To-School Science Bundle that you can purchase to save money AND get your first week back already planned for you! Middle and high school science teachers can find 6 resources in this bundle and have their first week back already planned for them and full of engaging resources! You will get an activity to get to know your students, an activity where your students get to know you, multiple hands-on activities and lab to get your students in the science mindset and practicing their science skills, and even a fun BINGO game about science lab and equipment. Click HERE to view the bundle!

The game Would You Rather has many benefits when used in the classroom. How can you use it in ways to support all learners, though?

Don’t let the end of the school year pass you by without putting a meaningful, purposeful end to the time you’ve had with your students. Here are 10 ideas you can implement today!

6 pages of work for your little ones to practice identifying the missing sound. Two pages for beginning sounds, Two pages for middle sounds and two pages for ending sound. Can be done in large group, as center work or independently depending upon the needs of your students. Suggested Grade Level: End of year Kindergarten, Beginning of the year for First Grade, Remediation for Later First Grade or beyond.

New Years is a little different this year, so what to New Year's activities for seniors look like and how can we still celebrate in style?

I made this little activity for students to reflect on what they learned this year. I wanted to create an end of the year activity that had a little substance and required students to reflect on t…

We had a lot of fun doing a height measurement chart with the kids today. The kids chose yarn and flower colors and we saw just how much they've sprouted! Inspiration for this chart came from Learning and Teaching with Preschoolers. They also link some other very interesting looking measurement activities! I was also inspired by their basket of measuring tapes, so I included the only one that I could find and added some strings, some taller and some shorter than their bodies. Let's just see what happens.

My quest this year was to create a more organised environment in my classroom. A space that allowed for natural expression through various forms of play as well as a space that was organised and wa…

These Time Capsule Activities for kids are perfect for New Year's, the end of the year, or an All About Me Unit for 1st-4th grade.

*A DIGITAL OPTION HAS BEEN INCLUDED FOR GOOGLE SLIDES/GOOGLE CLASSROOM* Be sure to re-download! There are directions and links inside the pdf.  Diary of a 4th Grader {End of Year Memory Book} inspired by our favorite graphic novel! This resource is available for the following grade levels:Diary of a 2nd Grader Diary of a 3rd Grader Diary of a 5th Grader This printable booklet is a fun way for your students to reflect on the school year during the last few days. You might guess that this booklet was inspired by my students' love for graphic novels, especially the Diary of a Wimpy Kid series. To implement this booklet in your last few days of school, you might read a few pages of one of the books to give students ideas. I encouraged my students to be creative and humorous in completing this project. You might notice that there is a pattern throughout the books. A few lines of text written in journal form and then a short cartoon sketch. A few lines of text and then a short cartoon sketch, and so forth. The booklet totals in 4 actual pages front and back. There are a total of 16 small booklet pages (including the front and back cover). The pages are copied back to back and then folded to form a booklet which students and families can cherish forever! Below are the booklet page contents. They are in the order in which you would copy them. On the following page you will find directions for copying as well.Booklet Pages include the following:{These are the half-sheet pages of the booklet}Diary of a 4th Grader {Front Cover}A Day in the Life of a 4th Grader (The Morning…) On these two pages, students can create a comic strip for their day. (pg. 1)A Day in the Life of a 4th Grader (The Afternoon…) (pg. 2)September/June This page is inspired by the diary form of many graphic novels. This page is meant for students to reflect on what they thought at the beginning of the year and how they changed. My students came up with ideas such as: "At the beginning of the year, I thought I wouldn’t have any friends. But now I know, to make new friends, you have to be a friend.""At the beginning of the year, I thought I would never learn my multiplication facts. But now I know all of my facts and even some division."Role Model Students identify a role model in their lives as well as how they are a role model for others. (pg. 4) #Goals The end of the year is a great time to set goals before students head off for Summer Break! Students set personal and academic goals. (pg. 5)When I Grow Up… This page goes right along with setting goals. (pg. 6)VIP {Very Important People} Students sketch a few of their closest friends, teachers, etc. that they consider to be important in their present lives. (pg. 7)People Say the Funniest ThingsSpeech Bubbles for funny or interesting things people said throughout the year (i.e. teachers, friends, principal, etc.) (pg. 8)Autographs Everyone loves a good autograph! (pg. 9)Autographs (pg. 10) All About My Teacher (pg. 11)Top Ten Things You Should Know About My Teacher (pg. 12)Top Ten Things You Should Know About My Teacher (pg. 13)Top Ten Things I Learned This Year (pg. 14)All About the Author (pg. 15)🛑 Are you a member of the TLL Membership? These materials are already included. If you are not a member, click here to learn more. The TLL Membership gives you an all-access pass to hundreds of ELA resources for teachers in Grades 3-5.I hope you have as much fun as we did! Please contact me with any questions or issues you may have. - Jessica

This water lab is a super fun way to introduce nonlinear functions in an algebra class. The math department at my school uses this lab as a way to start the school year in Algebra 2. The students love it, and by the end of the lab every student understands what it means to be an algebraic function!

Students circulate through the classroom and meet new friends! Here's a great team building activity I like to have on hand for the first week of school! Use "Find a Friend" for a quick structure to allow for student interaction, to model classroom expectations for movement in the room, and to review and practice classroom manners. With the recording sheet in hand, students circulate through the room to pair up with a new friend. Students greet each other and take turns to ask a question related to the grid. For example, student A will say say to student B, "Do you like to read?" Student B will reply, "Yes, I do like to read." Student B will then sign his name in the corresponding box on Student A's paper. (If the student replies with a "no", I encourage my first graders to try again and to ask about something else on the paper. After all, we have different likes and dislikes.) Before rotating, students thank each other. Students mix and pair again with a new partner to complete the grid as time allows. I do remind the children that they may only sign someone's paper one time. These activities promote positive interaction, movement, and community. It also allows for me to model (...again) how to stand up and carry the paper/pencil, how to find a partner quietly (by making eye contact), how to say "please" and "thank you", and how to speak using an inside voice. Click here to download this "Find a Friend" activity. link Here's One for Color Words. Click on the image below to download this "Find a Friend" activity. (Some children may need to have support with recognizing and reading the words.) Like Those? Here's one for number words, too! Click on the image below to download this "Find a Friend" activity. Happy Holiday Weekend!

 What a CRAZY week and weekend!!! We are finished with our state testing and school fair. Yahoo!!! This past week consisted of finishing up state testing, teaching students a dance for the fair performance, painting a picture for the fair silent auction, (see picture below), making over 50 candy apples for the sweets booth, and practicing for the teacher fair performance! Yes, I am one of 11 teachers who actually dances in front of the parents and students at the fair!!! I think the best part of dancing would be attending all practices after school!!!  enjoying the fair candy apples for the sweet booth silent auction: each student painted a different picture on the canvas End-of-the-Year Linky Party With state testing & the fair behind me, I can start preparing for the end of the year. I am linking up with Clutter-Free Classroom and sharing my end-of-the-year ideas. I can't believe May is right around the corner!! Where did the school year go? I still need to put together portfolios and make a power point presentation. I love making a power point from all of the pictures I take during the school year. I must admit that it takes over a week to construct because I always find a way to mess up something! It never fails that every year I make some kind of mistake!!! For the portfolios, I save the students' work all year and use sheet protectors in binders. I like to put the work in order from the first to last day for the parents. I put all work in sheet protectors. The parents appreciate the organization of the work so much because it saves them the time of doing it over the summer. Also, students complete a summer writing activity. This writing activity is my favorite one of the year. The creativity that flows from the students' brains is amazing! Students are asked to write about a summer trip they have taken already or plan on taking. After editing the rough draft, students write the final copy of the essay on sunglasses. Students glue glasses on large white construction paper and draw a picture around the glasses. I was amazed the first time I did this with my class. I did not instruct them to draw a person. The end results were more than I imagined! summer writing summer writing end-of-the-year presentation set up Click (HERE) to grab your sunglasses template. What a post! Please check out Clutter-Free Classroom Project and join the End-of-the-Year Linky Party! With much appreciation,

Making a Self-Portrait is always a fun and enriching activity. I am going to describe today's learning experience in doing a self-portrait. First I showed the paper the students would use and I projected it on a white board. You can use a smart board of course or just chart paper I recommend having something to model drawing yourself. We defined self-portrait and thought about which shapes we have in our bodies. I asked a volunteer to come to the front and asked the kids to help me draw her face. I add all details the children suggested. We were happy with the results. I modeled using a mirror to look at my face and draw it. After I finished my self-portrait I asked for the students input. They were fantastic. They asked me to add my hanging little camera purse, earrings, glasses, my toes showing because I was wearing sandals, patterns from my dress, and more. I then handed a mirror and a paper to each student. The kids had a ball looking at their faces in the mirror They could work sitting or standing. And look how this girl is so focused on her drawing. Even the younger ones did an amazing job. Princesses did a great job too. After they were all ready we shared them with the group. I have different ways of sharing work. We had targeted our audience. It was our friends and our parents as we thought that this would be a great portfolio piece. The way we chose to share today was for me to hold each drawing and ask the class to tell what they liked about the self-portrait I was holding. And here are some more self-portrait samples. You can download the self-portrait template by clicking on the picture below. If you are doing portfolio with your class I have made two templates that can be useful. One to be used at the beginning of the school year and another one for the end of the school year. This way we can see the progress of drawing a self-portrait. Click on the pictures below to download the templates.

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Did you know that STEM activities are a great way to build classroom community and teamwork at the beginning of the year? Unfortunately, STEM challenges can tend to be used as a classroom competition where students and groups are competing against each other. While classroom comp

This Time Capsule is the perfect way to capture memories for the beginning or end of the year. These easy-to-use materials include print-and-go worksheets to make a keepsake Time Capsule. The Time Capsule can be made using either 9x12 or 10x13 manila envelopes or even a shoebox! For an extra special touch, include an editable letter asking parents to send in items from home. When finished, seal it up, send it home with each student, and let parents decide when they want to open it – either at graduation, wedding day, or any other special moment of choice! Capture these precious moments and start this memorable tradition with your classroom today! Australian Spellings are also included. What's Included: Editable Letter for Parents This editable letter (Microsoft Word) allows you to change any information you want to change. The letter gives parents suggestions of things they can send in to put into the time capsule. Letter Writing Paper Parents write a letter to their children and students write a letter to themselves in the future. Print and Go Worksheets Me today Me in the Future Favorite Things What's Popular Now Student Autograph Pages My School My Class Self-Portrait The Size of my Hand All About Me Technology Today What other teachers are saying: ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ "My students loved making their time capsules! We did each of the parts together and my students loved recording the things that they enjoy. They can't wait to open them, but I am going to make them wait until they are Seniors. " - Katie B. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ "The children loved making the time capsule and are looking forward to opening it years from now. Thank you so much for an engaging activity." -Michelle N. _______________________________________________________  Don't forget- leaving feedback earns you TPT credits toward free TPT purchases! FOLLOW ME to be notified when new resources are uploaded AND I offer 20% off my products for the first 48 hours. It pays to follow. _______________________________________________________  Copyright © JD'sRockinReaders. All rights reserved by the author. Permission to copy for single classroom use only. Not for public display. Please purchase additional licenses if you intend to share this product. _______________________________________________________

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Fun activities for end-of-year classes for Go Getter 2. It is recommended to use them as a long warm-up + revision in the beginning of your classes. + bonus tasks for reading for A1-A2 level students

The end of the school year is such an exciting time for both students and teachers. Everyone is anxious for the beginning of summer vacation and perhaps big last day of school celebrations. It can be quite challenging to keep students’ focused. In this post I’m sharing some favorite end of the year activities that […]

Use this fun ice cream themed activity to have student introduce themselves to the class, create a back to school bulletin board, or as an end of the year reflection. What's Included: - How to print as a poster - Ideas for use - Here's the Scoop on Our Class base (black/white and color) - Ice cream scoop (two versions plus colored scoop options) - Here's the Scoop On... (1-page printable w/ 6 scoops) - Here's the Scoop On... (1-page printable w/ 10 scoops)

About this resource : Your students have probably used foldable style notes throughout the year as an alternative to taking notes, so it's time to use them a little differently! Six different fold and flip notes are included that would look great once completed on a bulletin board or in student journals or portfolios. All of the foldable notes are versatile enough to be used with students in just about any grade! Activities Included : The Year in Review - A fun fold and flip activity that allows students to reflect on memories, their goals and their growth! Now that the end of the year is here… - An opportunity for students to reflect on their teacher. My friend… - A fold and flip activity for students to give to someone who has made this school year great! They can share their favorite memory as well as thank their friend for something. In the beginning, middle and end - Three different versions: Students reflect on their teacher, their class or themselves. Looking Back - Students look back on some of the most memorable moments of the year. My Memories of - A versatile fold and flip activity that can be used to share memories of the teacher, a friend, classroom experiences, field trips, etc. Available in the following bundle(s) : Middle School Math Mega Bundle of Resources Want MORE end of year activities? End of Year Math Activities for Middle School Licensing Terms : By purchasing this product, you own a license for one teacher only for personal use in their own classroom. Licenses are non-transferable and therefore can not be passed from one teacher to another. If the teacher who purchased this license leaves the classroom or changes schools, the license and materials leave with that teacher. No part of this resource is to be shared with colleagues or used by an entire team, grade level, school or district without purchasing the correct number of licenses. If you are a coach, principal or district interested in transferable licenses that would accommodate yearly staff changes, please contact me for a transferable license quote at [email protected]. Copyright Information : © Lindsay Perro. Please note - all material included in this resource belongs to Lindsay Perro Inc. By purchasing, you have a license to use the material but you do not own the material. You may not upload any portion of this resource to the internet in any format, including school/personal websites or network drives unless the site is password protected and can only be accessed by students, not other teachers or anyone else on the internet. ✮✮If you are interested in gaining access to an exclusive set of free resources,CLICK HERE.

Growth Mindset & End of Year Activities This resource was created to complement the book What Do You Do With a Chance? By Kobi Yamada. This story is perfect to read at the beginning or end of the school year and when discussing growth mindset! Included in this resource...8 Discussion Prompts1 Di...

This engaging and interactive back to school or end of year activity will make an amazing addition to your get-to-know-you fun! Download the "Preview" to check out what you will get! PAGES INCLUDED: *Cover Page to Color and Personalize *How I write my name *What I look like *How old I am *My favorite color *My favorite food *Me and my family *Me and my friends *What I like to watch *What I like to do *My favorite animal *Me when I grow up *My school *Why I'm special I really hope you enjoy my product! If you are unsatisfied in any way, contact me right away and I will do my best to make it right :) Please follow me to be updated as I add more products to my store :) I really appreciate your support! Thank you! Check out my blog at: http://keepinitkoolinkinderland.blogspot.com Feel free to email me at: [email protected] Tags For This Item: first day of school, first day of school fun, beginning of the year, beginning of the year fun, end of the year, end of year activities, last week of school, all about me, get to know you

Whether your students know nothing about Greece, or whether they have Greek standards, everyone will love this unit. This unit is designed to be used as way to enjoy a fun filled couple of weeks learning about Greece. (It may take more than 1 week if you do all the activities). Your class can use ...

These are my favorite 50 free short art activities I have used over the past 20 years when I just need a quick and simple art activity.

This Time Capsule Letter can be used in a time capsule you open in 1 year, 5 years, or even at high school graduation! Students of all ages enjoy writing a letter to their future self! Use this letter to make a First Day or Last Day Time Capsule, a great back to school activity! This Letter to Future Me is written in a fill-in-the-blank style to stimulate student's thinking. You may choose to bury the letters in a time capsule, keep them safe in your desk, or send home to parents for safe keeping. Boy and Girl clipart versions included in both color & blackline. Happy teaching everyone! ❤ Click HERE to view 750+ resources by Happy Teacher Happy Students ❤ ************************************************************************************************ ⭐Happy Teacher Club Join for Exclusive Freebies, Tips & Tricks ⭐Happy Teacher Happy Students Blog Visit My Blog and Chat All Things Teaching! ⭐Instagram: Let's be friends! Use one of my resources in your class or homeschool? I want to see it! Tag me @happyteacherhappystudents in your photo I’ll send you a special freebie. ⭐ Questions? Looking for something not already in my store? Contact Me @ [email protected] ************************************************************************************************ ** Visit my STORE and click on the 'green star' to follow me and be the first to know about new products, sales & freebies! ** Please remember to rate this product so that you earn TPT Credits for future purchases! Copyright © Happy Teacher Happy Students. All rights reserved. This file is intended for classroom and personal use only. Any redistribution or reproduction of part or all of the contents in any form is prohibited other than the following: **You may print for your personal, classroom use, and non-commercial use only. **Clipart, graphics, photographs, found inside this product are copyrighted. They may not be extracted from this file without written permission from the original artist(s).

A quick one page sheet to have your class fill out to help your future class. Let your class seal them in an envelope and hand them out at the beginning of school next year! If you like this, check out my Quick and Easy End of Year Writing Tasks below. Thanks for looking, I'd love it if you'd lea...

This low-prep interactive digital time capsule activity encourages students to reflect on the past year as they make goals for the upcoming year. It is a perfect New Year's activity and can be used as a reflection activity in January. It can also be used at the beginning or end of the school year. T...

End of Year Memories!!! Looking for a fun and simple activity for your students to share their classroom memories at the end of the school year!?? Tired of the traditional memory books year after year? Switch it up with these fun end of year memory beachballs! A fun activity and cute keepsake with everything on one page. Students can fill in the following information: I liked... I loved... I learned... I did not like... My favorite thing about [grade] was... After they fill in the information, they can color the beachball and cut it out. Includes a template for prek, kinder, first, second, and third grade. AND...if you do these early enough, you could also display them on a bulletin board and then send them home on the last day of school! Be sure to follow me HERE and on Instagram @thebenderbunch to be the first to know about new resources! :)

Need end of the year activities? Don't worry, I've got you covered! My 20 End of the Year Activities pack includes indoor activities and games (with printables included), outdoor activities, STEM activities, and most importantly, fun stuff to keep your kids engaged on those last few weeks of school.

End of the Year Activities : Sunglasses Craft ► Summer Activities ► Craft and Writing ► 32 pages ► The writing prompts are: Our Future is so Bright! My Future is Bright! Sunny Days Ahead Summer Memories Summer Dreams The Future's So Bright We Have to Wear Shades ► Letter size 8.5 x 11 inches ** Personal use only NO COMMERCIAL USE ALLOWED!**

Following directions puzzles are a fun way to teach critical thinking. Great for back to school at the beginning of the year or at the end of the year as standardized test preparation. 6 challenging puzzles that gifted and talented students enjoy, too! In the 1st puzzle, cross words off a table according to the directions provided to reveal an inspirational quote about life. In the 2nd puzzle, follow directions to travel the world to catch a thief. In the 3rd puzzle, rearrange letters to change one phrase into another. In the 4th puzzle, follow the arrows to reach the finish. In the 5th puzzle, replace letters to decode a famous quote by Walt Whitman. Finally, in the 6th puzzle, rearrange letters to change one phrase into another. All keys included. Digital Resource and Printable: Includes an Easel Activity ready for learning with digital tools. Assign it in Google Classroom or use a link in any LMS. Select pages and add your own directions or notes! Helpful for remote teaching. Fun brain teaser anytime you wish to reinforce the importance of following directions. Helps students concentrate and develop skills needed for state testing. It's a useful activity for test prep. 19 total pages, including 6 ready-made digital Easel Activity pages. Please see full preview. You may also like: ⭐ Rebus Puzzles 1 Easel Activity ⭐ Rebus Puzzles 2 Easel Activity ⭐ Futoshiki Puzzles for Critical Thinking and Logical Reasoning Digital and Print ⭐ Sudoku Puzzles for Critical Thinking and Logical Reasoning Digital and Print ⭐ Adverbs Word Search and Grammar Worksheets and Digital Easel Activity ⭐ TEST PREP Language Arts Standards Practice Test ⭐ TEST PREP Language Arts Standardized Test Practice PowerPoint ⭐ TEST PREP Get a High Score on the Test 7th Grade ELA PowerPoint ⭐ Brain Teasers and Riddles PowerPoint ⭐ SMART Goals - Posters, Slides, Forms, Awards, and Bulletin Board Header Follow me HERE to get notified of updates, sales, free resources, and new products. All new products are 50% off for 48 hours. © Deborah Hayes aka HappyEdugator. For classroom and homeschool use. Your purchase buys one license. You may purchase extra licenses at a discount. Supports Common Core State Standards. CCSS: CCRA.R.1 Read closely to determine what the text says explicitly and to make logical inferences from it 126515

It is so difficult to keep your students focused and engaged those last few weeks of school when they are already dreaming of summer and being outdoors. If you are looking for a fun end-of-the-school-year activity, you will want to check this out! I was checking out Pinterest when I saw this amazing version of Scoot from The Primary Gal. I knew it would be the perfect way to get my kiddos outside while still working on content. This post contains affiliate links. I earn a small commission each time someone makes a purchase using one of my links, which helps to support the blog. All opinions are my own and I only promote brands and products that I have used myself and truly love. We have been working on elapsed time in our class, and it has been very tricky for some of my kiddos, so I decided to use this activity to give them a little more practice. First, I had each student create their own elapsed time problem on an index card. I checked their work and gave them a number on their card that corresponded to the answer key that I made with one of the sheets. Then I had the students take their card and NEATLY write their question using sidewalk chalk on a section of the sidewalk. After everyone wrote down their question, it was time to solve the problems SCOOT style. Each child moved from question to question answering them on their recording sheet. You can grab a free copy of The Primary Gal's recording sheet by visiting her blog post here. I love how versatile this activity could be! You can use it to review so many different skills. I am looking forward to trying this again with other subjects and skills. A few ideas I am thinking about include: * Practicing Long Division * Double Digit Multiplication * Math Facts * Perimeter and Area * Parts of Speech * Idioms and Other Figurative Speech What skills would you use it for? Before you go, head on over to our giveaway page to enter our current giveaway! Every week one lucky winner gets a $25 Teachers pay Teachers gift card!

A very simple, fun, and engaging craft activity your primary or junior students will love for the end of the year :) This craft also includes an easy-to-print bulletin board kit in both color and black and white!! This end of year activity is great for spring or summer bulletin boards, supply plans, art lessons, mindful lessons, and MORE!!! Students will love this art craft activity in grade one, grade two, grade, three, grade four, grade five, AND BEYOND!!! What is Included? Polaroid Camera (5 options including blank, smiley, heart, happy grade _ memories) blank polaroids polaroids with hashtags on them editable google slides to add in your own text! picture perfect year bulletin board in color picture perfect year bulletin board in black and white clipart including camera, peace sign, rainbow, and smiley faces one-page picture perfect year poster This file comes as a PDF- print and go!!! Let's Connect: Instagram: @MissMcRaesTeachingTales Email: [email protected] How do I earn TPT credits to save money on my future purchases? Click on My Purchases and beside each product, you can view whether you have left feedback about a product. Click on Leave a Review underneath the product title and seller. End of Year I Craft I Craftivity I Summer Craft I Polaroid I Memory Book | Summer Bulletin Board | Camera Craft

If you’re like me, when the last weeks roll around and computers are collected, it can be hard to come up with meaningful end of the year activities.   I think your kids will love this printable project.  I call it “Thumbs Up to a Great Year”, but it is equally suitable for the beginning of the year (you could call it "Thumbs Up for a Great Year") or for any time you want to get across the idea of what makes you special.  Here's what is included: ✅A brainstorm page - to get kids thinking ✅Thumbprint copy - just print and go! ✅An example - so kids know exactly what to do Here is what I recommend: ⭐️Print the “Brainstorm” page for each student and ask them to fill it in.  Give them plenty of time to think and come up with meaningful ideas, but don’t force them to finish it.  They can try to write multiple ideas and then they can pick their favorites. ⭐️Print a copy of the thumbprint. ⭐️Show students the example so they know what to expect. ⭐️Have kids write their ideas in pencil first, then go over each category with colored markers or colored pencils. ⭐️I let kids either stick them up on a bulletin board or keep them. I know bulletin boards often come down, but there might be a space by the main office that would welcome some student art for when people are in over the summer. Note: This product is part of a money-saving bundle: End of Year Middle School Bundle Any questions, click here to email me. There is a video preview on this listing that really explains how to use this product. Be sure to check it out; it contains audio so pump up the volume! Enjoy! Linda A. - "All in One Middle School" Click here for updates and to follow me on Teachers Pay Teachers! ❤️More products you'll love:❤️ ⭐️Color By Code End of Year Middle School Language Arts Printables ⭐️End of Year Collaborative Poster ⭐️End of Year Digital Memory Book Activity for Middle School ⭐️Summer Journal Middle School Printable ⭐️Summer Reading with Follow-Up Activity for Beginning of Year Middle School I would truly appreciate your feedback with a rating and review.  It helps me when making future products.  Plus, you earn credit for every dollar spent when you leave a review…win/win! Copyright ©All in One Middle School, Linda Asaro Permission to copy for single classroom use only. Please purchase additional licenses if you intend to share this product.

Grade 5 Music Theory Worksheets - Elements of Music End of Year Activities Review the elements of music theory at the end of the year with your grade 5 class with these fun and thorough doodle-style music notes. These structured notes cover all musical elements of the grade 5 music curriculum, making them perfect for beginning-of-year or end-of-year activities, or for review at the end of each unit. Students love completing and colouring the notes and doodles to create their own custom reference guide. The worksheet package includes 5 doodle-style note pages, each one covering a different musical element. Each musical element review page is provided in three versions: a blank version, a version with all text completed, and a completed version as a reference & answer key. Also works well for take-home packets or homeschooling. These Grade 5 music theory worksheets cover the following musical concepts: Duration - beat, rhythm, tempo, presto, largo, note values, 2/4, 3/4, and 4/4 time signatures, eighth-quarter-eighth syncopation, fermata Pitch - unison, step, skip, & leap intervals, accidentals, major scale in treble clef, reading key signatures Expression - dynamics, pianissimo, piano, mezzo piano, mezzo forte, forte, fortissimo, staccato, legato, accent, sforzando, phrase Timbre - orchestra sections, classification by sound production Texture & Form - canon, polyphony, binary form, ternary form, coda, repeat, verse & chorus These music worksheets are created based on the Ontario Curriculum but will align closely with other curriculums as well. ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ - ABOUT THE AUTHOR - ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Stageworthy by Widy creates performing arts lessons that help non-specialists teach the arts like rockstars. ♬ - Click here for Stageworthy music lessons ➼ - Click here for Stageworthy dance lessons ❈ - Click here for Stageworthy drama lessons ⭐⭐⭐ - Download free performing arts teaching resources here

An engaging and interactive tool designed to help 9th-grade students reflect on their first few days of the year and reflect on their year in the last few days!By incorporating this product into beginning-of-year and end-of-year activities, you'll be providing a valuable opportunity for reflection a...