Writing thank-you notes to someone in their school and creating “vision boards” are two year-end activities for students to help them “acknowledge and celebrate the growth they have made while also setting goals for the future,” writes special education math teacher Rachel Fuhrman for Edutopia.
Read more about these and other activities Fuhrman recommends here.
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