As the school year wraps up, June is the ideal time to reflect and encourage math review with students. Look over student progress and reinforce core skills one last time. Here are student-friendly resources you can turn review time into math fun!
🔍 Math Review & Reflection Journal Prompts
Use Math Journals and Sentence Starters to guide students in thinking about what they learned this year. Ideal for formative assessment and student voice.
💬 End-of-Year Math Review Vocabulary Challenge
Set up a friendly class competition using our Math Vocabulary Builder Cards—have students define, draw, and explain terms from throughout the year.
🧩 Math Review Centers That Revisit It All
Rotate through skill review centers using Math Games and Activities —students get hands-on practice while celebrating their success.
✨ Bonus Idea: Let students create their own math problem using vocabulary from the year and challenge a peer to solve it.
As the school year winds down and classrooms begin to quiet, June offers the perfect opportunity to pause, reflect, and celebrate the incredible math journey your students have taken.
Math Review Activities
By integrating purposeful review activities—like Math Journals and Sentence Starters, Math Vocabulary Builder Cards, and End-of-Year Math Games you create meaningful moments that allow students to revisit key concepts and recognize just how far they’ve come.
These activities go beyond simple worksheets—they encourage metacognition, reinforce academic vocabulary, and help students retain important skills in a fun and interactive way.
Best of all, they require minimal prep on your part, making them ideal for a busy end-of-year schedule. Whether you’re running math centers, guiding thoughtful reflections, or hosting a class-wide math celebration, these resources are designed to support a joyful close to the year while maintaining academic rigor.
So take the time to honor your students’ growth, reinforce essential skills, and finish strong with activities that make math review something everyone looks forward to. Here’s to a successful wrap-up and a summer filled with pride in all that’s been learned!
Happy Teaching
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