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End of the Year Gifts/Prep



I was so sad to see the end of the year come. I feel like I needed more time with them! I did my normal bag of stuff: memory book, year of crafts, award, and a key chain!

These are the bags I use. You can get them on Amazon, but make sure you get the size that is at least 9x12. I've made the mistake of getting the smaller ones before lol.


This is the memory book I use. I've changed it over the years, but I just simplified it down. You can edit it in Canva, google slides, or PP!


You could also use this, but it's more for one student. I used it as a moving away book, but if you started this early, you could make a book for each student.


I did the key chains again.  I do not suggest doing a whole class picture because it's so small. The selfie works so much better! Click here for the tag and click here for the key chain photo frames.


Every year I hold onto the crafts. I usually just stack them and then we spend some time at the end of the year passing them out. This year my job share partner filed them by name, which was a lot easier. I do like going through them with the kids though because we reminisce and I am a very nostalgic person LOL, but the filing makes it wayyyy easier to pack it up!


If you're looking for crafts to do all year, here is my craft pack. I put all my Pre-K, Kindergarten, 1st crafts in the packet. 2nd grade could probably use a lot of them too!

Then I stick their little class superlative in there too, but I don't have any links because it is always last minute. If you have questions feel free to reach out or find me on Instagram!


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