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The end of the year brings SO MUCH TO DO and Yep, stress! We’re all feeling it!

FAVORITE research project/report I’ve ever done with my students!

With only 2 1/2 weeks of school left we’re working on finishing up all of our final assessments and review and planning on moving into our celebrations. This year I think it’s so important to focus on the positives we’ve created together and make sure the kids enjoy their final days. These projects are perfect for that!

The bigger the better right?!

With only 3.5 weeks left of school we’re planning all of our end of the year activities. These graduation caps are easy and fun to make and turned out so cute! They are a fun hands-on way to celebrate school year memories and next grade level goals in a unique way. We’ll use these for our fifth grade graduation and awards celebration but they’re great for any elementary grade level!

Celebrate your special class memories and your students’ future goals with these end of the year activities using the book, “What The Road Said,” by @cleowade

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The end of the year brings SO MUCH TO DO and Yep, stress! We’re all feeling it!

FAVORITE research project/report I’ve ever done with my students!

With only 2 1/2 weeks of school left we’re working on finishing up all of our final assessments and review and planning on moving into our celebrations. This year I think it’s so important to focus on the positives we’ve created together and make sure the kids enjoy their final days. These projects are perfect for that!

The bigger the better right?!

With only 3.5 weeks left of school we’re planning all of our end of the year activities. These graduation caps are easy and fun to make and turned out so cute! They are a fun hands-on way to celebrate school year memories and next grade level goals in a unique way. We’ll use these for our fifth grade graduation and awards celebration but they’re great for any elementary grade level!

Celebrate your special class memories and your students’ future goals with these end of the year activities using the book, “What The Road Said,” by @cleowade

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