Description
Are you looking for an engaging end-of-the-year writing project that will captivate your students while providing a memorable conclusion to their year? Creating a brochure for next year’s students will be a project that your students will love!
This end-of-the-year activity includes planning pages and brochures for grades 1-5. Quick and easy prep plus guided questions make these brochures perfect for the end of the year!
This end-of-the-year writing activity gives your current students a chance to create a brochure for future students in your class. Your students will love reflecting on the year while teaching upcoming students all about the ins and outs of your classroom. You will love having a brochure to hand your new students at the beginning of next year too!
Your students can reflect on the school year by writing about:
- favorite memories
- fun projects
- things they’ve learned
- all about the teacher
- and important thing they have learned
They will leave their brochures and in the first days of school, you can use these for your new students. It is a fun way to open up questions about the school year with your new class! You can print to make a fun brochure or use with Google Slides.
Prep is quick and easy… Just print the student pages and go! It is the perfect end-of-the-year activity!
TEACHERS LIKE YOU SAID…
⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Tiffany S. says, “I love this resource and the ease with which I can use it with my students! It is engaging and helps deliver content in such a way that my students enjoy learning.”
⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Carrie U. says, “I used this product for a Step Up Day where 2nd graders visited my 3rd-grade classroom. My students loved creating the brochures and I loved reading all their advice. Highly recommend.”
⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Dawn D. says, “My 4th-grade students this year completed the brochure and I gave them to the 3rd-grade teachers to put in the report cards of my future 4th graders. (Our students receive a letter in their report cards informing them who their teacher will be next year.) The brochures were fun to complete and remember events from this year.”
⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Courtney F. says, “I had my third graders complete these last year to leave on students’ desks on back-to-school night, and the students were really excited to hear from others who were in my class the year before!”
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You may also like…
→ Last day of school foldable book
→ End of the year paper bag book
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Lori W. –
This is a great resource. Easy to use and engaging. My kids enjoyed it!
Brittany W. –
This resource was a fun way for my students to reflect on all of the things we learned throughout the year! Thank you!
Bethany H. –
My students had a great time reviewing their highlights for the year.
TeachingKwithMsB –
My former students really enjoyed making these for my students who are about to enter first grade. And they were so interesting to read. Thank you !
Lindsay K. –
This is a great resource! I’m excited to use it this year!
Melody M. –
I enjoy doing this with my kids at the end of every year and sending them home in welcome packets the next year.
The Ohio Teacher –
This resource was exactly what I was looking for. Thank you!
Naysha A. –
This was such a fun activity and a great way to get everybody working together.
McKenna M. –
Love how this is for every grade. I have been switched grade levels many times and this resource has always been helpful.
Tori J. –
I loved using this to see what my first graders thought the incoming first graders needed to know. They were super engaged and took their responsibility to prep the incoming first graders very seriously!
Kelly H. –
Every year I either have my students write letters to their future teacher or make something for students who will be entering their grade the following year. This activity has been a favorite! Kids like filling out the brochures and younger students love reading them!
Cherie A. –
This was a fun way to end the school year. I am excited to give them to my new class to introduce them to my classroom this year!
Made of Star Stuff –
My students loved creating these for next year’s 3rd graders! We brainstormed together what we’ve learned and done this year and the acronym could be before they began on their own. A favorite! Will be using every year!
GinaC Teach –
Love the brochure. The sections were fun and appropriate for 3rd grade. I love using these for the end of the year and giving them out at the start of the year.
Molly Strawbridge –
Such a cute way to end the school year. I love the letters that are written to the next group of students.
Markers and Magnolias –
My students loved making this brochure. They provided advice for incoming 3rd graders and we had them displayed during Open House. Thanks for making a great, easy to use resource!
paula S. –
My students loved doing this at the end of the year and my new students loved receiving these during the first day of school.
Melissa M. –
Great addition to my classroom. The students enjoyed it.
Laudable Learners –
Great way to send off the students for the end of the year! They enjoy making these for future students. They turn out so cute that I do save them for next year and give it to the new group.
Carrie V. –
Nice options and the kids love the folded brochure style. I do this at the end of every school year now to greet the next group.