End of Year Guide

The weather is getting warmer, summer’s right around the corner, and you and your students are ready for a break! But, you still have a few weeks of school, so how do you keep your students engaged and focused for the final stretch? SubjectToClimate has you covered with this amazing guide packed with end of school year activities that will keep your students interested and give you all the resources you need to end the year on a high note. 

The end of the school year is the perfect time to squeeze in a lesson or project that might not fit into your regular curriculum. It’s also a great time of year for your students to explore the topic of climate change and see how they can make a difference in their communities and the world. So take a look at the following lessons, units, games, writing ideas, and art projects to find resources that will make the end of the school year memorable for your students!

Lessons By Teachers

Explore our collection of ready-to-use lesson plans, created by teachers like you, to keep students engaged and learning until the very last day of the school year.

Comprehensive Unit Plans

End the school year with these fun multi-lesson unit plans on stop motion animation, art and the environment.

Games

Games can build community, strengthen relationships, and promote teamwork. Wrap up the school year with these fun and educational games!

Credible Teaching Resources

Utilize these engaging resources to plan a reading, writing, art or video activity with your class before the school year ends.

Blogs for Teachers

Learn how to integrate our end of year resources into your lessons with captivating climate change videos and fun ELA activities.

15 Climate Change Videos for Kids

10 End of the Year ELA Activities for Middle School

News for Students

Encourage students to plant a tree this summer by sharing these news articles tailored for different reading levels.

Professional Learning

Enhance your knowledge using our professional development courses, workshops, and more.

ClimateSocrates Articles

Boost your understanding of climate change by using our articles written in collaboration with MIT, and pedagogical articles written by our teacher task force members.