End-of-the-Year Actvities
By Kayla • April 3, 2018
Check out this fantastic end-of-the-year resource from Littlest Learners! When your kiddos get a little more antsy and special send-off events create a more chaotic schedule, "it's important to have an arsenal of end-of-the-year activities to balance out the nostalgia for the school year and the anticipation of the vacation!" We love these ideas and are sure they'll help keep your kiddos engaged!
Memory Book
{Pictured above} Great for writing development and practice, invite your kiddos to recall and record various things from the year...
- A funny moment
- A list of their current favorites - book, food, color, etc.
- A description of their best friend - their name, qualities they like about them, etc.
Top 10
Another great writing exercise, invite students to list 10 things new students should know about you {the teacher}, your classroom, and preschool in general! We know that your students will feel special knowing that they can impart some wisdom to those who will come after them!
These are several fabulous end-of-the-year activity ideas and Littlest Learners has plenty more to share, so be sure to visit! Not only that, if you don't have time to create your own memory book pages, etc. - Littlest Learners offers an end-of-the-year 'survival kit' with printable templates for sale in their store!
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Kayla Johnson
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