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Looking for an end-of-the-year reflection activity journal for your fourth graders?
Want a bit more than coloring pages and time filler?
This end-of-year reflection journal will be a fun keepsake for your students and serve as a place for self-reflection and a helpful plan to keep moving forward in the new year. The end of the year can be emotional for some children, and this journal can remind them that this is also the beginning of the next step and give them time to look back but also to look forward.
End-of-Year Reflections can be a valuable time for students to reflect on their growth from their past year and what they want to accomplish next year.
If you have been focused on helping your students with goal setting, self-reflection, or personal improvement, this is the reflection packet you have been looking for.
There is a cover, a special page for teacher signatures and notes, the usual pages for ‘my school,’ ‘favorite things,’ and two for autographs. Also included are two pages of ‘looking back’ so that students can spend time remembering instances when they both struggled and succeeded. There is a page for students to list things they are grateful for. Additionally, included a ‘looking forward’ page where students can focus on what they are looking forward to in the coming seasons and what they want to accomplish. Plus, a page-long action plan to help students remember what they can do for themselves to ensure they continue succeeding.
This will be the perfect keepsake tucked into a child’s work portfolio.
Included:
Suggested Use for Teacher
Cover Sheet
Teacher Autograph Page
My Favorites Page
My School Page
Two ‘Looking Back Pages’ reflections on both positive and negative times.
A ‘Looking Forward’ Page for next year’s goals
An Action Plan page for planning out actual steps for this summer
A Grateful Page
Two Autograph Pages
Looking for a writing assignment to keep them fully engaged and excited about writing in the final weeks of school? Check out:, My Teacher is a Superhero
Want to get them outside and still writing? Take your students Nature Journaling! Nature journaling is the best thing I have ever done with my students. And spring is the greatest time to get outside and enjoy our incredible planet.
Grab my nature journaling resource here: Nature Journaling
Wondering how to nature journal with your students? Check out my blog: Journaling Nature: Quick and Easy Steps to Getting Kids Outside
Anxious to end the year successfully and know that your students that you have worked so hard with, and poured so much of yourself into, are ready for their next chapter? Read End the Year Perfectly. 5 activities to add to your end-of-the-year events.
Thank you, teachers. Thank you for sharing your light with your students and allowing them to grow. Keep sharing your magic with the world; the world needs you.
Kinla
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