25 more morning duties. 25 more bus duties. 25 more alarms. Ya’ll, there are only 25 more days left of school! I’m super excited (despite the mountains of paperwork daring me to smile) that this year is winding down. It has been a rough one, for sure. The last week of speech is around the ... Read More about The Last Week of Speech!

Hi speechies! I wanted to share the activity that I did with my kiddos for the end of the year! It was such a hit and *drumroll* LOW PREP! Here how I used this resource: I wrote the numbers 1-20 on my white board (randomly scattered all over). I had the kiddos take turns tossing the suction cup ball pictured above at the board. Whichever number it landed on is the number question they had to answer! After they answered the question, they got to ask one peer at the table to respond to the question as well. Some of the questions are serious and some are just for fun! The kids LOVE throwing the suction cup ball and the questions elicit so much language. I printed my questions on Astrobrights paper to make them bright and fun. You can scoop this activity up right here. Happy End of the Year!

Use this free end of the year speech and language therapy activity on the last day of speech therapy! This is a perfect no prep activity to use in May or June and to send home as a keepsake. These Year In Review Sheets and Speech Therapy Certificates are sure to be a hit in your therapy room! These Free Speech Therapy Activity Sheets Includes Four Sheets: 1) Speech Therapy End of Year Certificate: Send this no prep last day of speech certificate to celebrate the end of the school and all the was learned. 2) My Year in Speech: Fill out with your students to send home as a memory for the year. They can choose to draw pictures or write the answer. Give your students as much support as they need. If your students can’t write, you can ask them the questions and write it for them. If you want, you can snap a quick photo (or make a copy) to keep for yourself. Make a fun memory book to look over through the years! 3+4) Speech Therapy Year in Review: This is designed for SLPs and SLP-As! Fill out this no prep sheet on your own. This is designed to be a keepsake for yourself to look over as the years go on. Imagine pulling out twenty of these one day and going over all the memories made! These are also perfect to do as a group as a year end activity if you have co-workers to reflect on the year. Download this free speech therapy activity today! Please look at the preview for more information! If you like this product, you may be interested in: No Prep Song Craft Sheets No Prep Book Companion Sheets No Prep Toy and Game Companion Sheets No Prep Themed Units for Speech Therapy If you have questions, please contact me at [email protected]. I am more than happy to answer any questions you may have. ––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– Let's Connect! FOLLOW MY TPT STORE: Click "Follow Me" on my Store Page to receive new product alerts (all new products are 50% off for 24 hours!) INSTAGRAM *** FACEBOOK ** SUBSCRIBE TO MY NEWSLETTER

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Congratulations to Carrie for winning the first mega giveaway! Enjoy your articulation activities! This week’s giveaway is featuring blends! My Summer Color, Cut, and Glue Activities have been expanded to include l-blends and r-blends! I was in dire need for new r-blends and l-blends materials, so I’m happy to introduce two of my latest products. ... Read More about A Mega Blends Giveaway!!

Yes, I admit it, no prep speech therapy is my ideal! Planning therapy can be a pain. It’s not that I dislike planning ahead. In fact, I am an organized person and like to be prepared in advance. But usually I’m pressed for time at the end of the school year. To actually sit down and think about what I want to use in my

*A DIGITAL OPTION HAS BEEN INCLUDED FOR GOOGLE SLIDES/GOOGLE CLASSROOM* Be sure to re-download! There are directions and links inside the pdf.  This printable booklet is a fun way for your students to reflect on the school year during the last few days. The booklet totals in 10 pages on the inside with a 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! Booklet Pages include the following:{These are the half-sheet pages of the booklet}Front Cover- Best of 4th Grade! My End of Year Reflection(The cover page comes in 8 versions K-6 as well as a generic one for any grade level.)Page 1 - All About My Teacher Page 2 - People Say the Funniest Things-Speech Bubbles for funny or interesting things people said throughout the year (i.e. teachers, friends, principal, etc.)Page 3 - Important People (6 Boxes for illustrations &lines for captions, yearbook style format)Page 4 - Top Ten Things You Should Know That I Loved About This School Year!Page 5 - Top Ten Things You Should Know About My TeacherPage 6 - Top Ten Things I Learned This YearPage 7 - Top Ten Things You Should Know About Our schoolPage 8 - Top Ten Moments to RememberPage 9 - Autographs Page 10 - AutographsBack - All About the Author  🛑 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! Remember you can earn TPT credits towards future purchases by leaving feedback! I love getting feedback and appreciate you taking the time to do so. Please contact me with any questions or issues you may have. Happy Teaching!- Jessica

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End of the school year activities for students to reflect back on the year with their class community leading up to the last day of school.

5 tips for ending the school year successfully in speech therapy. Get a free to-do list, ideas for the last day activities and more!

Happy Summer, friends! I found the cutest ball popper in the Target Dollar Spot and it inspired another freebie! How cute is this flamingo popper?! If you’re a newsletter subscriber you can find it in the free resource library! If you’re not a subscriber and you’re interested in weekly emails from me (about blog posts, ... Read More about Flamingo Articulation Freebie!

This mad lib is a great class activity for the end of the year. It can be done individually or as a group.

Do you need a print and go craft that is perfect for the Summer? This no prep activity is just what you need for a fun and easy Summer Themed Speech Therapy activity ! It makes for the perfect resource to go along with any Summer lesson plans you have planned for your speech room right before kids get out for the Summer Season. It is perfect for your Summer speech Therapy Plans and makes for a great summer speech therapy activity!!! You can target so many goals with just this craft and it is so so easy! Just cut out the Bucket and have students say their target sound or language target. Then students will color the bucket fillers and glue them on top of the bucket to form their End of the Year Summer bucket. This activity targets articulation, language, and fluency. This is just what you need to target all of your summer speech and language goals! The following articulation sounds in initial, medial and final positions: B CH D F G J K M N P L S SH T TH V Z /h/, /w/ ,and /r/ are targeted in the initial position only Language Targets include: Who questions What questions When questions Where questions Why questions How Questions Actions Nouns Qualitative Concepts Spatial Concepts/Prepositions Antonyms Synonyms Categories Fluency Strategies Thank you so much for your purchase! It truly means so much to me! :)

The end of the year brings testing, finishing up grades, field days, assemblies, and more! Between all of this (plus exhaustion!) it can get hard to continually create engaging lesson plans. Having low-prep, meaningful end

It's the end of the year! One of the perks for my students at the end of the year is getting to finally pick their own game choice. Last week a few little guys chose

End of year gifts for students was something I always did when I worked in the schools! In this post, you will find several functional ideas, plus a great freebie!

Let's Have a Lemonade Tasting (A Fun End of Year Experience) 8 comments End of Year, Freebies, Lemonade Day, Lemonade Tasting Today we had a Lemonade Tasting, and it was so much fun! I typically do several themed days at the end of the year. We've run out of curriculum, the kids are in summer mode, and it's an easy way to keep them engaged with meaningful learning up until the end. So, what goes into a lemonade tasting? Let's find out! As the students walked in to the room today, they were greeted with these pink and yellow ribbon streamers. To attach them to the door frame, I simply taped them with Scotch tape. Nothing fancy, I promise. Then, I taped a few lemon slice cut outs to the ends of a few pieces of the ribbon. You can grab the lemon cut outs HERE. We started the day by making new words from the words "cold lemonade." Some really great words they came up with include "noodle," "candle," and "melon." This got them ready for the next thing: the lemonade tasting! We headed outside to our courtyard where I served the students small portions of pink and yellow lemonade. Small, as in, those are bathroom sized cups. ;) To add a bit of novelty to this experience, I made drink tickets for the students to cash in when they grabbed their lemonade. This actually helped make sure the process remained orderly. As a student approached the table, he/she dropped his/her ticket in the provided bucket and then grabbed the matching drink. They loved their little tickets! After the tasting, we came inside and conducted a whole group poll to find out which flavor of lemonade was most popular. The students graphed the results and then answered some questions about their graph. I gave each student a wristband (card stock cut into strips and labeled "Team Pink" and "Team Yellow") to represent their favorite drink. This helped them to be consistent during the poll. Second graders sometimes forget their choice when participating in activities like this. Hehe. Plus, they thought it was pretty cool to sport their paper bracelet for the day. You can grab the drink tickets and bracelet templates HERE. After graphing our favorite picks, the students brainstormed words to describe their favorite lemonade and then wrote opinion pieces about which lemonade they liked best. The opinion pieces were written in these super fun shape books. After all that sitting and writing, it was time to get up and move a bit! We played a game of I Spy. We used these lemonade themed money word problem task cards to review our problem solving (and money counting) skills. Finally, we practiced our parts of speech skills by completing this lemonade themed word sort. Some of the words really got them thinking and it was fun to hear them talk it out with their teaching buddies. The question of the day was whether they should put "drink" in the noun or verb category. It was so great to hear them think it out. Ultimately, they decided it went with the verbs so that each category would have an equal number of words. So logical! (But, for the record, I would have accepted its placement in either category). Our Lemonade Tasting was lots of fun! The kids absolutely loved it! Best of all, they were engaged in all of the activities and didn't even realize that they were still learning! All of these activities, plus more can be found in my Let's Have a Lemonade Tasting! pack on TPT. What are your favorite end of year themes? DON'T FORGET IT, PIN IT! Share It:

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The BEST end of the year activities for the classroom and teachers. Plan the final days with arts & crafts, themed days, countdowns, gift and party ideas, games and outdoor activities, and more!

Looking for a fun and unique way to end off the year with your students? Or looking for a way to review for a topic? This activity includes a worksheet set up as an "end of year" activity AND a blank version for you to adapt as you see fit - I've used it for review questions / work and the kids like to use it. Students are asked to create a list of 5, a list of 4, a list of 3.... Enjoy! Addie

Let’s have some watermelon fun in speech! The end of the school year is quickly approaching and a little watermelon theme is a great way to lead into summer break! When I think of summer, watermelon is the first thing that comes to my mind! *This post contains Amazon Affiliate links* Let’s talk about some ... Read More about Watermelon Fun in Speech!

As the end of the school year quickly approaches, it is important to have fun, meaningful, and reflective crafts and writing activities ready to go for your students. Between testing, report cards, field trips/field days,

Do you have students who love POKE'MON? Here's SPEECHIE'-MON to target /s, l, r/ in the initial, medial, & final position. Kids will LOVE these simple speech mats and worksheets! Resource includes color & black and white. ************************************************** CONTENTS: PRODUCT CONTAINS COLOR AND BLACK & WHITE OPTIONS. 1. SPEECHIE’-MON TARGET MATS – /s, l, r/ initial, medial, and final position (p. 9 – 30) blanks included 2. BONUS Speech Reminders – (p. 31 – 34) These are suggestions to use during speech therapy. You can also use these in other creative ways. And remember HAVE FUN! You can do anything if you have ENTHUSIASM! Monae :) Related Products ⭐ 100 PAGES Speech Auditory Bombardment WORKSHEETS color & No Prep black & white ⭐ ARTICULATION FUN BUNDLE PLUS BONUS TURKEY/CHICKEN BOOK AAC SPEEC ⭐ ARTICULATION GIRLS FUN SPEECH THERAPY "L" worksheets ⭐ SPEECH SOUNDS POSTER Speech Therapy WORKSHEETS ⭐ SPEECH THERAPY PHONOLOGY FUN /s/ blends worksheets ⭐ 100 PAGES Speech Sound WORKSHEETS No Prep black & white Monae’s Speech Activities & Craftivities are the perfect tools for working on speech sounds at the word, phrase, and sentence level.They are very engaging, very easy to use, and kids LOVE THEM! Also, check out Monae’s Books & Language Packets for developing and improving receptive and expressive language skills for children with language and/or learning disabilities. Some of the skills these books target are vocabulary development, social skills, and behaviors. They are very engaging, very easy to use, and kids LOVE THEM! *************************************************** Teachers and Speech-Language Pathologists will find using these stories make teaching these skills fun and easy.

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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.

This worksheet contains 14 end of year reflection questions for students. Using complete sentences, students will answer these questions to help them process the end of the school year and the year to come! Also check out these End of Year Actvities: Parts of Speech Review Summer Coloring Pages Don't Forget: 1. Follow my store for fun and engaging activities! I send out freebies every month to my followers. 2. Review this product. Reviews add up to store credit for you to get MORE products on TpT for free. (Also, I would be eternally grateful for your review.) 3. Connect with me on Instagram!

End of the Year / End of Year Doodle Memory Book - Students countdown a variety of different things to finish off the school year. Includes 10 Things About Me, 9 Adjectives to Describe the Year, 8 Memorable Moments all the way down to 1 Big Lesson Learned This Year. Great for the last few days and...

It’s definitely that time of year! Hallways are filled with the hustle and bustle of end-of-the-school year excitement. In between closing sessions with students, team meetings, wrapping up s…

It's hard to believe it's already that time of the year again! The End of the Year Countdown is on and I wanted to share some EASY and inexpensive student gifts for the end of the year! Let's get this party started!!!! And, at only $3.88 for a pack of 6 these Bubble Sticks from Wal-Mart are an AMAZING deal! I am giving my sweet students these bubble sticks this year and I am going to personalize them using my Silhoutte Cameo! Another option are these adorable popsicle bubble blowers from Dollar Tree! Sand Buckets make a great end of the year gift because they can be used to hold ANYTHING! My own kids play with sand buckets all the time for anything and everything, not just at the beach! I gave my students each a sand bucket a few years ago and personalized them with their names! You could also put some fun items inside! You can find these anywhere, but I found some great deals at Dollar Tree and Michaels! My kids LOVE water bottles and the great thing about these is how easy they are to find for pretty cheap! I found these ones at Dollar Tree and last year I personalized them for each of my students using my Silhouette! I've also seen great options at Michaels and Hobby Lobby! When I was in third grade, my teacher gave my entire class a book for our end of the year gift. But, she didn't just give us any book. She picked out a different book for every single one of us that would mean something to that student. I STILL remember that gift, and I'm sure I still have the book in a box in my parent's attic. One simple little gift that has truly made an impact on my life! One year I hope to do that for each of my kids! It is definitely not a cheap idea, but one that might impact a future teacher! Books are ALWAYS a good idea to give! And, even if you don't want to choose a DIFFERENT book for every student, you can easily purchase a class favorite for the class! Make sure to check out the Scholastic teacher section for dollar deals, and if you are lucky enough to have a Scholastic Warehouse near you, their sales are AMAZING! When I was a little girl, I LOVED playing school! So, giving dry erase boards as an end of the year gift is always a good idea in my book! And, there are so many different options! I have these plastic trays and dry erase board paddles from Dollar Tree! But, you could also go to Home Depot and have them cut pieces of Shower Board for you! I did this my first year teaching and STILL have the same boards TEN years later!! It would also be cute to personalize the backs of the boards using a permanent marker! What kid doesn't LOVE sunglasses!? These are such a fun gift for the end of the year! These are also a pretty inexpensive gift and would make the cutest picture of your entire class wearing them all! You can grab these options from Dollar Tree! And, these NEON sunglasses are only $15 for a 24 pack on Amazon! I am all about some memories, so giving a picture frame with a class picture inside is a great gift idea in my book! I can just imagine this sweet little picture frame sitting on a night stand for years to come! And then maybe one day it'll be placed in a box and bring back lots of memories and smiles! I grabbed this little frame from Dollar Tree, so it was a great deal! I just love the idea of giving students beach balls at the end of the year! And, these work out perfectly because you can have your class sign each ball with a permanent marker as a fun little memento to keep for years to come! And, at only $1.00 a ball they make the perfect gift! You can find these at Dollar Tree! You can also grab this 12 pack of beach balls for under $10 on Amazon! For all those crafty teachers, I bet you could come up with something CUTE to put on a t-shirt! I'm thinking tie-dye or some Heat Transfer Vinyl! And then you could also have students sign the backs and have a sweet little gift that they can keep forever! You can grab this pack of t-shirts on Amazon! How FUN is sidewalk chalk during the summer!? My kids LOVE using sidewalk chalk at recess, so I know this would make a great end of the year gift that they could use at home! These 20 packs are only $1.00 at Dollar Tree!!! Because what kid doesn't LOVE candy!? This is always an easy idea! And you can get ANY kind of sweet treat! Gummy Bears are some of my favorite!!! I found these Krazy Straws at Dollar Tree and there are 6 in a pack for only $1.00! I mean, it doesn't get much cheaper than 16 cents per student! You could even add one of those packs of Kool Aid or Crystal Light to it to make it more fun! I also found these cute mini Krazy Straws at Hobby Lobby! Or, you can grab a 36 pack on Amazon for only around $7! So, I'm going to be completley honest and I HATE playdough! But, as much as I hate it kids absolutely LOVE it! Dollar Tree has TONS of options! They even have a 4-pack for only $1.00! This would make a great gift for primary grades! You could even send home a cute little list of things that they could use the playdough for to practice over the summer- letters, CVC words, sight words! Anything! And, for those fun and silly years how FUN would Silly Putty or Silly String be for a gift!? You can find both of these fun things on Amazon! I love the idea of paint and some paper or an art pad! As a mom of two, this would give kids something fun to do over the summer! Markers or crayons would also be a cute idea! And again, not expensive at all! I also found some large Art Pads at Dollar Tree for only $1.00! Because when it's all said and done, the years really do FLY BY! It always amazes me how fast the school year goes by! Frisbees are such a fun gift idea, and I think it would be super adorable to have your students sign each other's frisbee! So, I just LOVE when I find cute little plush toys to give to my kids! Especially when they aren't very expensive! How ADORABLE are these little plush fish that I found from Dollar Tree!? I love the whole o-FISH-ally theme and got super excited when I found them! And, these cute little caterpillars make the CUTEST little bookworms! I found these at Dollar Tree, too! I mean, how ADORABLE are these little plush fish from Oriental Trading!? They would make the cutest little gift with an O-FISH-ALLY tag! Or, these sweet little bears from Oriental Trading would make the sweetest gift for a BEARY sweet year! Pencils are always fun! But, personalized pencils are even better! How adorable are these pencils that you can grab from Oriental Trading!? Clipboards are always fun! The best part of these is they are a blank canvas and you can personalize them in different ways! You can add their names with vinyl, stickers, or a permanent marker! You could even write a special message on the back! And, if you wanted to you could add some summer review pages to the clipboard for students to practice over the summer! You can get a 30 pack on Amazon for around $30! One of my FAVORITE things we did on the last day of school was give our students this fun little Last Day of School Snack! It was such a fun way to end the year!! You could really use ANY candy for this and come up with cute little sayings for what they stand for! Just a FUN way to end the year in a positive way! I hope that you found some ideas for your end of the year gifts!!!! If you need a tag, you can grab my End of the Year Gift Tags in my TPT store! It has ALL the tags shown in this post, including the treat bag topper for the Last Day of School Snack! They come in color and black and white versions and you can personalize them in PowerPoint with your name! For more {Fashion, Fun, and Favorites} make sure to follow me on Instagram, Twitter, Facebook, Pinterest, Bloglovin', and Teachers Pay Teachers! 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Are you in need of a practical and engaging activity to wrap up the school year? Look no further than our favorite end of year worksheet! Designed with the needs of elementary students in mind, this worksheet is an ideal tool to reinforce key concepts and review essential skills. From identifying parts of speech to solving math problems, this versatile resource is both educational and fun. Whether you're a parent, teacher, or homeschooling, our favorite end of year worksheet is the perfect way to keep students engaged until the very last day of school.

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This post contains my favorite end of the school year craftivities and bulletin board displays that I have used over the years. I love doing creative writing craftivities that help students reflect on the school year and then showcasing their work with pride in our classroom or hallway with a cute display! Parents, teachers, & students […]

A list of fantastic end of the year activities for creating a relaxing, yet fun and memorable ending to your school year.

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An end of year activity that is an eye-opener! Give this assignment as an end of the year final project to help students learn to write a speech, present and engage an audience, and use visual displays or digital media. Keep students engaged in learning. Students will present a 3 - 5-minute speech reflecting on the people and experiences that made the year memorable. The oral presentation requires 3 x 5 cards and encourages using visual aids. Ready-made for you to pass out to your class. Includes assignment sheet with guiding questions, requirements, handouts a grading rubric and checklist. Students will enjoy telling their stories to their classmates, who will love listening. Makes a fun memorable activity for the last week of school. Please see preview. Includes a digital Easel Activity. 5 pages plus 5 Easel Activity pages. You may also like: FREE Speech Presentation Teacher Evaluation Sheet End of the Year Good-bye Cards Public Speaking PowerPoint End of the Year Assignment Menu Middle School Reading Lists for Grades 6-8 Summer Reading List Grades 7 - 8 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. 135592