🏆 Week 6: Celebration & Showcase

 Monday – Look back and decorate your summer journal.     




Tuesday – Host a mini science fair or art show for family or neighbors.   

     

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Wednesday – Record a video or podcast telling what you learned this summer. 


Thursday – Write and mail a postcard or letter to a friend or relative.

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Free printable postcards for kids

https://theinspiredtreehouse.com/free-postcard-templates-for-kids/

 



Friday – Create a "Summer Memories" collage.


 

Curtesy: https://www.livingwellspendingless.com/all-about-me-kid-collage/comment-page-1/



Weekend Bonus – Celebrate with an ice cream party or backyard talent show!

 

 

Link: https://www.vecteezy.com/free-photos/children-eating-ice-cream

Curtesy: Creator: andriibuta99116616 | Credit: andriibuta99116616/Vecteezy




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