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End of Year Common Core W.9-10.3 resources
End of the Year Memory Book Activities - End-of-the-Year Writing Reflection
This resource includes an End of the Year Memory Book activity and engaging self-reflection writing prompts. The digital activities can be implemented in a variety of ways and includes easy-to-use memory book templates in Google Slides. This resource is designed for secondary English students. The high-interest 30 digital activities will keep your students engaged and productive – even at the end of the school year! There's also an optional grading rubric to help you assess the students' memor
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7th - 10th
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Also included in: End of the Year Reflection Activities and Creative Projects Bundle
End Of Year Writing Review Argument Informative Narrative Literary Analysis
Need a quick and efficient way to review the 4 major writing types: argumentative, narrative, informative, and literary analysis? This resource can be used for end of the year writing review or ELA test prep! Each Writing Task Includes:✔ Information slide for scaffolding✔ Outline of essay structure✔ Engaging writing prompts that will appeal to middle school students✔ Rubric for feedback, peer-review, and/or quick scoringThis resource could be used as a stand alone, and it also goes perfectly wit
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6th - 9th
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Summer/End of Year Roll a Story | Creative Narrative Writing Prompts | Editable
Students roll the dice to unravel a magical and exciting tapestry of settings, protagonists, antagonists, conflicts, and summer elements, igniting creativity and narrative fluency! Perfect for narrative writing units, centers, daily writing, public speaking practice, Fun Friday, and more!✨Roll a Story Bundle✨✨ELA End of Year Activities Bundle✨What's IncludedA PowerPoint with 5 unique boards1 editable Roll a Story BoardA QR Code on each board that leads to digital dice (so no dice needed, just de
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4th - 8th
WRITING EXERCISES: FLASH FICTION (CREATIVE WRITING, END OF YEAR, FUN ACTIVITY!)
This packet contains 4 activities related to writing flash fiction stories. The first activity includes an explanation of flash fiction, an example flash fiction story, and 4 analysis questions. The following 3 activities include different writing exercises to engage students in writing their own flash fiction stories. This is a great resource for:- End of year or before break writing activity- Creative writing practice- Extra credit opportunity- Sub plansGiven the open-ended possibilities and v
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6th - 9th
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Anxiety Journaling Prompts - Reflection Writing Prompts for Grief & Anxiety SEL
Looking for social-emotional learning activities for high school? These anxiety journaling prompts introduce the stages of grief and include SEL writing prompts for teens coping with mental health. Included with these Grief and Anxiety Reflection Writing Prompts:✏️ Slideshow lesson on the 7 Stages of Grief - Microsoft PowerPoint® and Google Slides® ✏️ Up-to-date research on how to support students experiencing negative emotions associated with the pandemic ✏️ 6 anxiety journaling prompts with ti
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6th - 10th
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Write a Choose Your Own Adventure Project - End of the school year, low-prep!
This is the longer, more complex version of this same assignment! (Better suited for middle+high school or highly capable students)This version requires students to write eight possible endings made through multiple choices. Three of the endings will loop readers back to the beginning to make better choices.This Choose Your Own Adventure Lesson Plan is designed to ignite creativity and critical thinking in students!Students get really exciting about this narrative plan and because it's low prep
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4th - 12th
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What Would The Walls Say? End of Year RAFT Writing Great for Emergency Sub Plans
What would the walls in your school say at the end of the year? This RAFT writing assignment requires students to reflect on the best and worst days of the school year. Written in dialogue form, students process their thoughts and express them creatively. This assignment will give you insight into your students and school and is also an excellent option for emergency sub plans. What's IncludedOne RAFT writing promptOne grading rubricTwo graphic organizers
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6th - 9th
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Zine Project
Looking for a creative way to showcase your students talents in creative writing?This fun, no-prep project, for the end of term or the end of the school year allows you to do just that.This project is perfect for budding creative writers who have a lot to say. Over the course of a few lessons, students will create and publish their own zines to unleash their inner bard.
Grades:
6th - 12th
Also included in: End of School Year Activities & Projects - Language Arts
End of the Year | Letter to Future Student Worksheet + Digital + Rubric
Introducing the perfect end-of-year assignment to keep your students engaged and reflective: Letter to Future Student Reflection! As the school year draws to a close, this assignment will help your students look back on their accomplishments and growth throughout the year, while also preparing them for what's to come.This unique and interactive assignment encourages your students to write a letter to their future classmates, offering advice and insights on how to succeed in the upcoming school y
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8th - 12th
COVID19 Time Capsule
We are living through history. This is a moment that needs to be captured and remembered.Use this fun ***AFFORDABLE*** Time Capsule to engage your students while digital learning! This is a 6+ day lesson where students are taught how to make time capsules and given choices about what objects to find/create and add.With this product you will receive:directions on how to make a time capsule (including options for students who may not have a lot of supplies at home)TEN creative choices for students
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9th - 12th
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End of the Year Reflection Letter
At the end of the year, I love having my students reflect on the class and their own progress. One of the best ways that I have found to do this naturally is to have them write a letter of advice to the next year of students. It is a really sweet tradition that the kids really love. They love to read the thoughts from the previous year, and they love to try and give good advice to the upcoming students. This is not for the faint of heart! You have to be ready for them to give honest advice, and
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Year in a Word: End of Year Reflection
This reflective writing activity asks students to find one word which encapsulates their entire school year. Then, students are to write (in paragraph form) the reason why this word defines their year.
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3rd - 12th
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