See Ya Later, Sixth Grade: End of the Year Reflections & Activities for Google™

The print version of See Ya Later, Sixth Grade: End of the Year Reflections and Activities is now in digital format and ready for distance learning! Encourage upper elementary students to thoughtfully reflect on the school year with a variety of creative, end-of-the-year activities!

This resource includes the following activities:

• End of the Year Digital Surveys Created with Google™ Forms, this easy-to-use & ready-to-use resource combines Likert scale-type and open-ended questions that ask students for their opinions on the physical classroom, class environment, content areas, likes and dislikes, personal growth, and much more! Surveys are short (6-12 questions) and consist of thoughtful questions that are specific and tailored to each subject and topic. All responses are automatically transferred to a spreadsheet in Google™ Sheets, which you can use to organize, sort, and analyze data.

• Letters to New Sixth Graders Let students share their insights on sixth grade with next year's class by writing them letters on a fun template! (Lined & unlined templates included.)

• Top 10 Tips for Sixth Grade Poster Students use their creativity and wisdom gained in sixth grade to design a succinct guide to surviving the sixth grade using an eye-catching template.

• Make the Grade: A Guide to School Success This option combines reflection & writing as students to develop a "survival" handbook for incoming sixth graders. Each page of the handbook provides students space to write about "How to Make the Grade" in areas such as Reading, English Language Arts, Social Studies, Science, Math, Homework, Tests, Behavior, and Organization. Students can infuse some of their own style in decorating the handbook as well. What a great surprise for next year's class!

• Nuggets of Knowledge Bulletin Board Activity Let students create your back-to-school bulletin board for next year with a Gold Rush-themed activity in which they provide "gold nuggets of knowledge" for next year's class using the provided nugget template. A sample bulletin board design is included!

• Our Favorite Episodes from Sixth Grade Timeline Activity Based on a television theme, students write about and/or illustrate their most favorite or memorable experiences from this school year including the date on the provided TV template. Then, you choose how you want to use the templates. How about an online sequencing assignment? Or a kinesthetic activity where students represent and order the events? This activity would also lend itself to being a bulletin board or wall decor.

For a video preview of the surveys & the activities in this resource, click on the links in the preview document.

This resource is available for third, fourth, and fifth grades.

Your questions are welcome, and your feedback is appreciated!