End of the School Year Craft Advice for Future Students

End of the School Year Craft Advice for Future Students Fan Craft: Wrap up your school year with this fun and meaningful Advice for Future Students Fan Craft! Your students will love reflecting on their experiences and sharing helpful tips with the incoming class. This creative activity promotes student voice, builds community, and makes a perfect keepsake for bulletin boards or Meet the Teacher night.

Ideal for 3rd-5th grade students, this craft quick project makes reflecting on the school year fun while creating a vibrant and motivational classroom display to start the new school year on a positive note for future students!

INCLUDED:

• Color and Black-and-White Options for flexible use.
• Bulletin Board Pennant Letters spelling out “ADVICE & TIPS”
• 5 Fan Flips for Student Responses:
  • Cover Page
  • In Our Class We…
  • Special Events to Look Forward To & My Top Tips for Success Are…
  • You Will Love Learning This…
  • About the Author (with space for a selfie or illustration)

PERFECT FOR:

• End-of-year reflection activities
• Transitioning advice for next year’s class
• Bulletin board or hallway displays
• Meet the Teacher or Back to School Night
• Student-led open house events
• Building classroom community and student voice
• Creative writing centers or early finisher tasks
• Keepsake memory projects for students to take home

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