Description
No cutting and no gluing needed! Students will create a cute winter break memory book by simply folding! Copy the pages two sided, and fold into fourths! Writing topics include memories of break, favorites, family traditions, staying up late, the last day of break, ringing in the new year and a snapshot (picture) of break.
This is a fun activity to get students back in the swing of things after a long break!
To assemble, simply copy two sided; fold in half and then fold again in fourths to make a small book! If you are printing two sided from your printer, choose to “flip pages on the long side” to print on both sides.
All writing prompts have been added to digital slides as well. There is a black and white page on the slides that can be printed and used as a coloring page for students.
If you have any questions, please email me at jen@twolittlebirdsteaching.com.
Jana W. –
a great resource that every teacher should have- good to have on hand
Michelle R. –
This has been a fantastic and easy resource to use in my classroom
Gabrielle W. –
I didnt use this last year, but I am looking forward to using it this year!
Brittaney Thompson –
Love this resource! Great back from break activity.
The Applicious Teacher –
The kids want to share what they did and this is the perfect way to focus on how we spent our time, not just what we did!
Wendy N. –
Perfect hands on activity for my special education classroom!
Meenakshi A. –
Such a wonderful resource. My students loved this activity.
Stars Over Second –
This is a wonderful resource to use in the classroom!
Tenille DuMont –
Love using this resource in my classroom and my students love it too!
Jessica V. –
This was a great little print and go activity to do right after winter break with my students. Thank you!
Ida L. –
This was very engaging for students, easy to use, well designed
Kristin Bolivar –
This was such a quick and easy to use resource. My class had fun and learned so much using these.
Krista C. –
Thank you for this resource. I look forward to trying your other resources. I appreciate your dedication to education.
Jessica Lafferty –
Great back to school from break activity! No cutting needed so when you have 24, and you’re in over your head still using scissors, it’s a nice break!
Allison K. –
A great resource that kept my students engaged while learning.
Shelby Kays –
My students loved using this resource when they came back from break!!
Nancy B. –
Thank you!! My students and I appreciate your work!!
Talesofagrade3teacher –
This is a great resource! It was exactly what I was looking for!
Melissa Anderson – Sparkle and Shine Teaching –
This was a perfect back to school activity to get the kids to reflect on their break!
Silvia B. –
My students loved doing this activity. It kept them engaged. I can be used as a small and whole group.