Use this worksheet to help students practice recognizing fractions that are greater, lesser, or equivalent to 1.

Looking for a fun end-of-the-year activity? Try Speed Writing:

Have students place their desks in a big circle (or two or three smaller circles, depending on class size), with their privacy folders up. Hand each student one of the story starter pages. Tell students to place their pencils across the corner of their privacy folders when they have written a sentence. After all students have their pencils up, have them hand their pages to the person on the right. The next writer adds the second sentence to the story. Keep going until everyone has added a sentence. The original author then gets to read the story to the class. The results will be hilarious!

Looking for some good book recommendations for summer reading? Check out this page with over a hundred of the best children’s books ever written.

Use this template for students to write letters to next year’s class.

Print this template onto colored paper to count down the last days of school.

Print these cards onto cardstock to wish your students a happy summer.

Use these pages to highlight admirable character traits in students at the end of the year.

Use this pages to help students reflect back on their year and create a special memory book.

Trying to think of a gift for your students at the end of the year? Try a goodie bag with these tags.

Print these free diplomas and promotion certificates to celebrate your rising students.

Use this activity to help your kids create ideas for what to do this summer when they are “so bored.” 

Looking for something not-crafty to do with and for dad? Check out these activity pages.

Ready to hit the road…or skies?

As the weather warms up, get set for your summer travels with these tips and templates.