These pages capture the student as they were this year.
I've also included separate pages for the core subjects – reading, writing, and math. The memory book templates include a generic goal setting page. Students review their goals and talk with their parents about how they can support their goals. They also make great topics for discussion in your student-led conferences. I love to have students create goals for themselves for summer learning. There are even spots to write about what they still wonder about (which is great for your own reflections for the next school year and lesson planning). Whether thinking about their favorite science experiment or what areas of math were easiest for them, the prompts really get students thinking back across the year. These sentence starters are great for getting students thinking and writing. There are also pages that contain reflection prompts to help learners who might struggle to get started once they leave the group lesson. These pages are available for reading, writing, science, social studies, and math. Through whole group or small group brainstorming, students can begin to see their progress and record the things they are most proud of in reading and math this year. This is where the conversation about how students have grown is so important and helps to tie the ends together from earlier in the year. With growth mindset we focus on how students might not be able to do something “yet”, but we often forget to take the time to look back and see their progress. It is important we help students reflect on their progress as a learner. (You can read more tips for student-led conferences in this blog post.) How I've Grown This Year & Academic Accomplishments This is especially important if you are planning to have students present these to their parents as a part of a year-end student-led conference. This includes instructions for preparation and instructional tips for helping students get the most from their memory book. As a result, no two memory books will end up looking alike. The design is modeled after the popular bullet journal format, and it gives students space to doodle, draw, and write about their school year. They can also be printed, cut, and stapled together to make a booklet. These memory books are perfect for the 8 x 8 books from the Target Dollar Spot. What is included in this End of Year Memory Book? A Special Note from the Teacher (or Family).How I've Grown This Year & Academic Accomplishments.What is included in this End of Year Memory Book?.
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