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7 Scrumptious Summer Fruit Snacks

With kids home for the summer parents are going to hear "I'm hungry" about 3.5 million times over the next three months. These tasty, easy to make, healthy(ish) fruit snacks will curb their hunger and keep even your pickiest eaters happy.

Scrumptious Summer Snacks

Watermelon Pizza via Watermelon Pizza via Choosing Chia

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Rainbow Fruit Cup via My Frugal Adventures

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Frozen Yogurt Covered Strawberries via Glamour

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Grape Poppers via This Grandma is Fun

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Frozen Fruit Bark via Courtney's Sweets

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Fruit Kabobs via By Stephanie Lynn

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Strawberry Brownie Skewers via One Little Project

End of Year Class Party eBook

Get ready to plan the best (and easiest!) End of Year Class Party ever with great ideas from FamilyFun Magazine and SignUp.com! This exclusive guide is packed with creative craft, snack, and activity ideas for your End of Year Class Party — share them with your friends and fellow class parents, and boost parent participation with free, online class party SignUps.  

Free eBook: End of Year Class Party

This ebook includes these awesome resources and more!

• End of the Years Must Haves
• Planning and gift ideas
• Room-Parent party checklist
• End of the Year Activities
• Class party games & craft ideas

Check out SignUp.com's free tool to quickly and easily organize your classroom parent volunteers.

SignUp’s free, online sign up sheets make class party planning a snap! Simple recruitment via invitation, speedy link, or web button make signing up to help a cinch for volunteers from their computers or smartphones.  Automated confirmation and reminder messages help everyone keep their commitments.

 

“Don't be shy about giving parents specific jobs or asking them to bring party supplies and treats. Most are relieved you’ve made it so easy to help and asking with SingUp’s sign up sheets makes it extra easy!” ~Lori R, Room Mom of 2, Roswell, GA

And here are some quick tips for you to get started on planning for your end of the year party!

• Siblings: Ask the teacher before inviting

• Craft Projects: Ensure the craft parent volunteer has EVERYTHING needed – e.g. a trash bag for clean up. Don’t assume the teacher will provide all items.

• Kids under 10: Divide them into small groups, rotate them through activity “stations” (10-15 min each) and have at least one parent per station.

• Prizes: Hand out pencils or other school supplies as favors.

• Snacks: Plan extras for the teacher, staff and parent helpers.

• Wagon: Hands-down the best way to tote party supplies to/from the classroom.

• Decorations: A colorful tablecloth adds festivity and plastic ones are inexpensive. Balloons, streamers, and curled ribbon also go a long way to transforming a classroom into a party room.

• Memories: Ask a parent to volunteer to take photos or videos of the party and share with the parents who could not come.

• Remember: Relax and have fun! Celebrate these moments with your children.

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5 End of the School Year Crafts

Can you believe the end of the school year is nearly here?!? Check out these fun and easy crafts your kids will love! And just in time to help you plan your end of the year party!

Last Day of School Craft Bucket via Bit of Everything

This is a cute idea to kick off summer with some non-food related treats for the kids. .

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  Last Day of School Interview via Thirty Handmade Days

Use this last day of the year interview to capture what your students’ loved and learned about the year! 

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End of the Year Memory Book by The Curriculum Corner

This cute memory book is perfect activity to get your students to reflect on the past year as well as look ahead to next year.

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 End of the Year via The Mommy Years

Send your students off right, as you approach the end of another school year. Fill these rockets with a few things they can use to apply what they learn or some mementos from the school year and get ready for take off.

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 Teacher Appreciation via Pinterest

As Room Mom, show your teacher how much she means to the class by having students create a memory jar from the school year. Ask each student to write down his or her favorite memory from the year and place it in a jar. Then decorate the jar and present all the love the class has for your teacher. 

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Student and Teacher End of the Year Gift Ideas

Room Moms! Send your students and teachers off right as you approach the end of another school year. 

 End of the Year via Spoonful

Fill these rockets with a few things they can use to apply what they learn or some mementos from the school year and get ready for take off.

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Playdough Printable via Language Arts Classroom

Looking for a small non-food gift to give to students at the end of the year? Check out this cute Playdough printable!

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DIY Emoji Bookmarks via Mrs. Spangler in the Middle

Need a fun way to send off students AND encourage them to do their summer reading?  These adorable Emoji bookmarks will do the trick!

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Summer Survival Kit via The Marvelous Middle
This easy and inexpensive Summer Survival Kit would make a perfect little end of the year gift for your students. 

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End of the Year Goodbye Stars via Proud to be Primary

End of the Year Goodbye Stars make the perfect classroom keepsake for kids! Best of all it's made by students for students.

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Have a Toe-rific Summer via The Resourceful Mama

Who doesn’t love a perfect pedicure for summer! Grab some fun nail polish, a few pedicure essentials, this git tag and you have a the perfect teacher appreciation gift.

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End of the School Year Teacher Appreciation Printables via Keeping My Kiddo Busy

Spoil your favorite teacher with these other adorable printables.

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Memory Jar via Pinterest

As Room Mom, show your teacher how much she means to the class by having students create a memory jar from the school year. Ask each student to write down his or her favorite memory from the year and place it in a jar. Then decorate the jar and present all the love the class has for your teacher.