Description
This end-of-year reflection activity provides a space for your students to collect their thoughts and reflect on the past school year, what they learned, what they want to work on, what they’re looking forward to next, and to thank their classmates, friends, teachers, and staff members they’ve gotten to know this school year.
After this is completed, send this activity/worksheet home to parents/caregivers – they love to see this kind of thing! They may not get to hear much from their student about the school day, much less the year, and it can be a heartwarming thing to send home with your student.
Across Ages and Support Needs:
For students who can write responses to open-ended questions with minimal support or with the support of a word bank.
What’s Inside?
Resource Guide
- About the Resource
- Using the Resource
- Resource Walkthrough
End of the Year Reflection - Print Version
- Ready to print PDF
- 2 writing versions: 1 with a word bank, 1 open-ended
- 14 pages
- Full Page
- Half Page (2 pages per sheet)
End of the Year Reflection – Digital Version
- Google Slides Link + PowerPoint
- 2 writing versions: 1 with a word bank, 1 open-ended
- Digital worksheets
- Can be linked to student tech devices
- 14 interactive slides: Type in text boxes
Ideas for Use:
Morning meeting, small group, 1:1, whole class, last week of school activity, last day of school activity.
Sections:
- School Year
- What I did this year
- My favorite part of the school day was
- My favorite memory of this year was
- This year I got better at (list of academic and life skills)
- Next year, I want to work on (list of academic and life skills)
- Next year, I’m looking forward to
- This summer, my plans are
- Student Spotlight
- Teacher Spotlight
- Staff Spotlight
- At the end of the year, I am thankful for
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