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Anyone else in that weird end-of-the-year stretch where students are just DONE? 😅

I always found these last couple of weeks tricky. I wanted activities that felt fun and celebratory, but still had some purpose behind them.

I pulled together a list of some of my favorite end-of-the-year activities for high school like DIY party games, pop-up markets, trip-around-the-world planning, legacy letters, community action projects, reflection slideshows, and more.

They are reflective, hands-on, student-centered, and a lot more meaningful than just filling time until summer.

Take a look here:
https://www.experientiallearningdepot.com/experiential-learning-blog/student-favorite-end-of-the-school-year-experiential-learning-activities

And, from 5/19-5/20, any of the resources mentioned in this bundle are 10% off!

What’s an end-of-the-year activity your students always love?

Hey, did you know tomorrow is World Health Day? If you're looking for some meaningful and impactful ways for your high school students to dig into health, check out some of these health-related project-based learning ideas from the blog. Some of them go well with ready-to-go resources that are 15% off in my store today and tomorrow (April 6 - April 7), so don't wait!

FIY, you don't have to be a health teacher to facilitate health PBLs. They're all subject-integrated, and because of the nature of PBL, you can customize it to focus on whatever skills or objectives you're looking for. Not sure what I mean by that? Check out the blog post to see.

10 Driving Questions: Health Project Based Learning Nutrition and health project-based learning ideas for high school students.