Check out this great list of end of school year activities for kindergarten kids. Click through for easy prep and FUN with free printables, memory books, games, and more!

Goodness how can it be the end of the school year already? Wasn’t it just January? This time of year is always chaotic for both kids and teachers. You would think that the work would be winding down, but it seems just the opposite.

Classrooms have to be cleaned; over excited students have to be organized, and don’t even talk to me about all those end of year administrative tasks! Yeesh!

Most teachers I know are completely EXHAUSTED at this point in the year. You too?

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For this reason, it can be super helpful to have a cache of low prep activities ready to go at a moments’ notice. To help you, we’ve collected all our end of school activities into one post. Hopefully, it will make it easy to find a number of activities without having to flip about all over the place.

We are not suggesting that you do everything. Pick and choose the activities that will work with your class.

MAKING MEMORIES (TEACHERS)

The end of the year is incredibly bittersweet. On the one hand, you are so proud of your students and all that they have accomplished. On the other, it is time to let go of these young learners and send them on their way. Younger students may be attached to you and find it hard to say goodbye. They will enjoy helping to make a special keepsake to give to their special teacher. Here are some ideas

• Student Drawn Dress
• Class Memory Tree
• Student Drawn Charms

MAKING MEMORIES (STUDENTS)

• Class of _ (Printables)
• Autograph Beach Ball
• Oh the Places You’ll Go Flyer
• End of Year Pillowcase

LOW PREP END OF YEAR ACTIVITIES KINDERS WILL ENJOY

As the school year ends, we need some fun activities that don’t require a lot of preparation. These ideas all fit the bill.

• End of Year Songs
• 7 Easy Minute To Win It Games For Kinder
• End Of Year Writing Freebie
• Alphabet Countdown

You’ve worked hard with your Kinders throughout the year to build their skills. You definitely don’t want them to lose new found skills over the summer. These fun activities will encourage your students and their parents to practice those new skills over the holiday.

• Sail Into 1st Grade- Summer Reading List (Printables)
• Free Summer Vacation Writing Pages
• Summer Boredom Buster Bags
• Free Summer Journal

BONUS: FATHER’S DAY CRAFTS

Father’s Day doesn’t really have anything to do with the end of the year. Still, it falls at the same time, so I thought you would appreciate some easy crafts and gifts.

• Washer Frame For Father’s Day
• Father’s Day Questionnaires
• Father’s Day Shrinky Dink Key Chains
• Free Printable Coupon Book
• Father’s Day Tool box Book

HELPFUL RESOURCES TO SEND HOME WITH STUDENTS