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Memories : 
- Year-end
Jeopardy
"To test kids' memories on past lessons, we hold a "Jeopardy!"
social studies game.
The students choose the categories from subjects we've covered, such
as state capitals, Abraham Lincoln, or the Gold Rush.
My students work in teams.
Each team researches and writes the answers for one of the categories.
They love making the questions as much as playing the game!"
(content.scholastic.com)
- School
Memory Book
"This is an end-of-school-year activity, a book your students can
make.
This is a wonderful book students can make, telling about themselves,
their friends, and their favorite classroom events."
("Click on a small page to your right to go to a printout.")
(Enchanted Learning)
- Create
a Class Yearbook
"Create keepsake yearbooks of memories about the school year that's
ending."
(Education World)
- Kind
Compliments
"Enlarge and photocopy this page for your pupils and give them
a few days to fill it in.
You can then collect the forms and play a guessing game by reading out
hints and having the other pupils in the class guess whose form it is."
(etni.org.il)
The vacation / The
holidays : 
- Vacation
Calendar
"Put together fun, easy, and educational activities for students...
Give each student a calendar for the months they will be on vacation
with simple activities to do each day."
(theteacherscorner.net)
- Summer
Wish List
"This summer I want to..., I would like to..."
(billybear4kids.com)
- Summer
Safety Safari
"Students will demonstrate their understanding of summer safety
by creating guidelines for Summer Safety posters."
(lessonplanspage.com)
Next year :

- Thinking
Ahead to Next Year
"Invite your students to leave behind advice for those who will
follow in their footsteps
or to write informative letters to the teachers who will teach them
next year."
(Education World)
- Summer
poster for Next Year's Class
"Have students think about advice that they would give to your
students for the next school year.
Create a banner with "WORDS OF WISDOM"..."
(lessonplanspage.com)
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