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When her son was young my friend purchased a copy of “ Oh, the Places You’ll Go! ” by Dr. Seuss. Throughout the years she secretly gave her son’s teachers the book to sign at the end of the school year. They left notes, poems and some just signed their name.
1. The Journey’s Start. As the year concludes, take a moment to see, How far you’ve come, how strong you’ve grown to be. From the first day’s dawn to the year’s last night, You’ve journeyed through challenges with all your might. Remember this chapter, as you turn the page, At the end of the year, you’re the author of your stage. Did You Know?
- Poem 1: Memories to Keep
- Poem 2: Gratitude
- Poem 3: The Journey
- Poem 4: A Teacher’s Love
- Poem 5: Forever in Our Hearts
As the year comes to a close And we say goodbye Remember the memories we’ve made And hold them close, don’t let them die In the tapestry of time, moments intertwine, Laughter and tears, like stars that shine. Each memory, a chapter in life’s book, A treasure trove, in every nook. As we bid farewell to days gone by, Let nostalgia be a gentle sigh. F...
For all the lessons you’ve taught And the knowledge you’ve shared We thank you from the bottom of our hearts Our gratitude can never be compared In the classroom of life, you’ve been our guide, Teaching us with patience and pride. Each lesson, a gem, polished and clear, Our gratitude, sincere and dear. For the wisdom imparted, the skills acquired, ...
From the first day of school Until this very moment We’ve been on a journey together A journey we will always remember In the corridors of learning, we’ve trod, With you as our guide, leading with a nod. From ABCs to complex equations, You’ve fueled our minds, sparked aspirations. Each step of the journey, etched in time, A story of growth, a ladde...
A teacher’s love is like no other It’s patient, kind, and true We will always remember your care And the impact you’ve had on us, too In the garden of education, you’ve sown seeds, Nurturing minds with love that exceeds. Your care, a gentle breeze in turbulent times, A beacon of hope, a bell that chimes. For the encouragement, the support you’ve sh...
Though we may be leaving Our hearts will stay Forever grateful for the memories And the love you’ve shown us every day As we bid farewell and paths diverge, Our hearts hold memories, a cherished surge. For in classrooms where laughter rang, In moments shared, friendships sprang. Though distances may separate, memories bind, Forever in our hearts, y...
May 30, 2015 · A poem to remind your students “where we’re from” because of the year they’ve been in your classroom – this idea is inspired by George Ella Lyon’s “list” poem which celebrates a long and deeply felt series of events, phrases, and memories:
A great way to document those memories is by creating an end of year memory book. This book can be filled with many fun and creative pages such as autograph pages, class scrapbooks, favorite memories, awards ceremonies, quote pages and more!
The End of the Year Memory Book is the perfect way to end the year on a reflective note. As students complete each page in their personal memory book, they will reflect on their learning, as well as other significant highlights of the year!
Apr 20, 2024 · Reflect on the books you’ve read this year. Write a review of the one that impacted you the most. Write a poem inspired by a setting from one of the books you’ve read this year. Write about an artist you studied and how they’ve influenced your view of art. Imagine you’re opening an art exhibit.
