End of the year projects 5th grade

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The year is winding to an end and I wanted to share a very easy end of the year reading project with you. I called it a "Book Graffiti Poster" (for no real reason other than that is what came out of my mouth at the time) and it was quite successful in my class. The whole thing took about an hour to do, so it is perfect for the end of the year when you have some time to fill and want to keep it academic. I asked the kids to take out a blank piece of paper and fold it into fourths. We then…

Social studies projects for the end of the year. Perfect for upper grade classrooms!!

Camera Craft - Polaroid Picture Year in ReviewWe LOVE a craftivity in 2nd grade (and all grades) so why not end the year with a favorite! This cute craft allows students of all ages to pick their 4 favorite moments from the school year and draw them in their own way. When they are complete they will glue/tape it all together and have a cute keepsake to share with others. Includes:K-8 options for Year in ReviewSummer Snaps version to use at the Beginning of the YearBlank Title for students to…

Students will LOVE these end of the school year ideas and activities! Read about how I engage my students through an end of the year memory book, a geography project, and fun daily questions!

Ashley | Artsy Blevs | Art Teacher on Instagram: "Thank y’all for your advice on sending home all of the art work. I’m so used to keeping it until the end of the year for that big art portfolio moment. Since my whole schedule has been changed over the last few weeks (4 grade levels anyway 😅) I’m just going to start fresh next week and send it all home. Next week classes will have a finishing day and take home portfolios and 5th and 4th grade will also be choosing an additional quick project…

Hello Friends, Today, in Second Grade we are talking about the End of the Year! I decided to compile a list of a few ideas I saw online that look really fun and engaging! So, here we go! Miss Ward's Studious Second Graders has a great end of the year activity. Love this Summer Bucket List. I think I'll even make one for myself! Teaching with Simplicity has a great Summer Bingo! Perfect for the last few days! The Crafty Crow knows how to keep the kiddies busy during the last few days and help…

The end of the year is a great time for students to look back and reflect on things they have learned throughout the year. At the end of this year, I put together this simple project to use as a culminating activity for our studies of California and U.S. History!! This year I had 4/5 split class, and this project was very easy to adjust for each grade level. In social studies, my 4th graders studied California History and my 5th graders studies U.S. History. So, their assignment was to…

I took photographs of the students and used a computer drawing program to convert them to high contrast image. The portrait image was transferred (photo copied) to a clear overhead transparency. The students created a collage on white base paper under the overhead picture. To complete the project the artists added a personal phrase about themselves and mounted the portraits on a 12x18 sheet of heavy construction paper. The student portraits were placed around the multi purpose room for the…

Blackout Poetry is SO MUCH FUN and I absolutely love how it allows my kiddos to apply a poetry skill with a book that we are currently immersed in. I feel like often times poetry is taught so independently that students struggle to understand how to actually apply it, but Blackout Poetry allows them to do just that. They are learning about poetry while applying it in a way that makes sense to them. We do blackout poetry once we finish the book "Chains". Students absolutely love the book we…