I tape them to my bulletin board and pop one each day. It is super satisfying. Did you jump on the target dollar spot square book train?
Have each student write a page about what they learned this year or their favorite part of the year. You can make copies for parents if allowed and keep the original for your own personal keepsake. This one is so very sweet. Have students write a thank you note to one person that helped them this year. Your custodians, lunch staff, specials teachers, will appreciate the act of kindness.
This is a fun think you can keep and give it to them when they are a 5th grader. It is a fun way to keep up with your students along their elementary career. If that is too much of a commitment, you can give it to their parents. This one is a funny one. This can be a fun shared writing prompt. I am never big on classroom transformations because of the prep but you would be surprised what a few dollar tree table cloths can accomplish.
Why not set the stage for a tropical vacation the last week of school. It is sure to be a big hit. I love doing the first day of school picture and the last day of school really the last week or so of school picture. These are so fun to make a parent gift out of and your parents will appreciate it. If you are looking for a reason to use some of the red butcher paper in the copy room, a red carpet awards ceremony may be calling your name.
This is my favorite. In fact, I gathered another 25 end of the year slideshow songs based on the ideas many of my amazing readers sent in! Stay at Home Educator shares how to make your own graduation caps if your students will be dressing as graduates during an end of the year celebration. In addition to programs, gifts, and portfolios, the end of the school year also means cleaning.
Ugh — not something I enjoy one little bit. PreKinders shares how her students help out with some of these necessary tasks, but in a fun way. And what a great way to transition away from the school year. My preschool loves to integrate fun themed days in the last month of school. The nicer weather allows us to be outside more, so we take advantage of that.
Water days, messy play days , and preschool mud days have been huge hits in the past! I like to give my students books for end of the year gifts.
Scholastic usually has a variety of paperback picture books for very reasonable prices. Proud to Be Primary shares an idea for a sweet and simple photo gift for the end of the year.
I love that her idea really captures what the kids are interested in here and now. Talk a walk through there and choose your favorite. Wonderful World song with all children singing.
I see trees of green, red roses too. I see them bloom for me and you. And I think to myself what a wonderful world. I see skies of blue and clouds of white. The bright blessed day, the dark sacred night. The colors of the rainbow so pretty in the sky. Are also on the faces of people going by. I see friends shaking hands saying how do you do. They're really saying I love you. I hear babies crying, I watch them grow. They'll learn much more than I'll never know.
Yes I think to myself what a wonderful world. Parents are Very Nice People poem The lines are divided up among the children. Usually each child will recite 4 lines each. When we were one, they laughed at our talk; They held our hands and helped us walk. They tickled our toes, and tweaked our noses; Parents are very nice people! When we were two, they calmed our fears; They fixed our hurts, and wiped our tears.
They held us tight and made things right. Parents are very nice people! When we were three, they helped us too; We learned to dress and put on our shoes.
They taught us to share, and how to be fair; Parents are very nice people! When we were four, they read to us — Stories, poems, and fantasies. We sang nursery rhymes, and danced sometimes; Parents are very nice people! And then we were five standing at the door. We turned around and waved once more; They smiled at us kind of funny! Parents are such very nice people. Parents and teachers are here by the score, To watch us go to the first grade door.
Start spreading the news. We're leaving today. We want to be a part of. First grade, first grade. We've worked very hard. Our teachers are proud. So open up those doors to. First grade first grade. We know our alphabet. And numbers too. We all can write our names. And tie our shoes! So when summer's done. And we're finished with play. Our mom's will send us to. If we can make it here.
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