An activity booklet to use at the end of the year.
The end of the school year can be a hectic time! Often students are coming and going for different rehearsals or end of year activities. This booklet has been put together to provide your students with activities to go on with when you can’t do lessons or regular class work.
They are designed to reflect concepts that students may have learnt throughout the year, but also to be a bit of fun too!
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Thanks for this resource. I hope it will help get some of the lower spellers in the class get up to speed next year.
Hi Sylvia Thank you for your positive feedback. Hopefully the activities will be an enjoyable way to help those lower spellers! Kind regards Janeen
Thank you SO VERY MUCH for creating this resource. This way I will be applying the expectation of Inclusive Teaching. So Valued!
Thank you for your lovely feedback Zuriette. I'm glad you like this resource! Kind regards Jill