Now that the end of the year is rapidly approaching, it means one thing: your to-do list is growing. All of us teachers are list-makers, so we’ve designed two free checklists to help your close your classrooms with ease. One checklist covers the basic end of the year tasks. We’ve also included a blank page for you to write in your specific tasks.
We hope these lists help you with your end of the school year organization! Stay tuned, we are developing a huge organization pack for all classroom teachers this summer.
and here’s the blank one:
These sheets are available for FREE DOWNLOAD at our little shop at Teachers Pay Teachers.
Don’t forget to check out Karen’s amazing End of the year printable award medals!
End of the year memory books for 1st, 2nd, 3rd, and 4th in a magic theme!
Or our ever so popular pirate themed memory books.
Click your grade level for the pirate books below:
1st grade :: 2nd grade :: 3rd grade :: 4th grade :: 5th grade
End of the year Field Day medals!
Grab our end of the year Spy Manual Memory Books so the kids have a memory book keepsake. We offer books for 1st grade, 2nd grade, 3rd grade, 4th grade, and 5th grade.
Just click on the grade level to preview what’s inside!
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Kate says
You can use any oil from what I have read. I used vegetable oil in case some of my little ones at it, it wouldn’t hurt them. You can get the pie dough mats from http://www.prekinders.com
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Debbie Kemp says
I’m retired so I don’t need the checklist now:) But they would be very useful to teachers!
Thank you!