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Can your parents or guardians Guess ‘Who Am I?’ This silhouette art project has students add hair, glasses, clothes, etc. to the silhouette to make it look uniquely like them! Fill the inside of the silhouette with words, adjectives, or even hand-drawn pictures or magazine cut-outs of favorite hobbies, food, people, or animals. Students and parents love this Open House or Parent Night Activity.
Use this EDITABLE Classroom Scavenger Hunt (School Scavenger Hunt also included) as a fun first day of school activity and as a way to get your students familiar with their new classroom or school. Students get a chance to explore their new classroom or whole school as they walk around and find answers to the questions. Use PowerPoint to personalize for your own unique classroom or school.
Now EDITABLE! Use this Parent Survey for Beginning of Year to get to know your new class a whole lot better.
Now Editable! Enjoy this Student Survey for Beginning of Year to get to know your new class a whole lot better! Use this as an Open House or first day of school activity. Make sure to keep the completed student interest surveys close so you can reference them throughout the year. You can also use this in a time capsule and see how student responses change by the end of the year.
Now Editable! Enjoy this Student Survey for Beginning of Year to get to know your new class a whole lot better! Use this as an Open House or first day of school activity. Make sure to keep the completed student interest surveys close so you can reference them throughout the year. You can also use this in a time capsule and see how student responses change by the end of the year.
This Time Capsule Letter can be used in a time capsule you open in 1 year, 5 years, or even at high school graduation! Students of all ages enjoy writing a letter to their future self! Use this letter to make a First Day or Last Day Time Capsule, a great back to school activity. This Letter to Future Me is written in a fill-in-the-blank style to stimulate student’s thinking.
