End of Year MEGA Activity Bundle
Get ready to wrap up Term 4 with a bang! The End of Year Mega Bundle is here to keep your students engaged, entertained, and learning right up to the final bell.
Packed with 30 pages of print-and-go activities, this bundle is your one-stop shop for end-of-year fun. Dive into a world of creativity with reflection activities, sharpen those maths skills with revision tasks, and challenge minds with logic puzzles and art activities.
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Why Choose The End of Year MEGA Activity Bundle?
- Variety and Fun: A diverse mix of activities to suit every type of learner in your class.
- Hassle-Free: No prep needed - just print and go!
- Engagement Guaranteed: Keep students motivated and learning right to the end.
- Promotes Reflection: Activities encourage students to think about their year, helping them develop self-awareness and goal-setting skills.
What's Included?
- 11 Reflection Activities: Encourage thoughtful end-of-year reflections.
- 12 Pages of Maths Revision: Tackle multiplication, division, addition and subtraction with ease.
- 7 Pages of Puzzles and Games: Keep the fun rolling with engaging and team building challenges.
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Maths Warm-Up: Target Number
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Maths Warm-Up: The Alphabet Key
The Alphabet Key is one of Tony Ryan’s Thinker’s Keys, a collection of 20 creative thinking strategies designed to stretch students beyond surface-level responses.
Maths Warm-Up: The Answer Key
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