End of Year Paper Sculpture Reflection

Tam Milledge·Teaching·1 minute read

End-of-year student reflection craft showing a worksheet and a paper sculpture made from colorful cut strips, where each strip represents a student achievement like zig-zags, spirals, or arches.

This is inspired by an idea on Cassie Stephens' instagram (@cassie_stephenz).

Paper sculpture made from colorful cut strips, where each strip represents a student achievement.

The kids take a coloured strip of paper for everything they can say 'yes' to e.g. “I have learnt something new” or “I have learnt from a mistake”. They then create paper sculptures using a range of arches, circles, spirals and zig zags!

Students putting together a paper sculpture made from colorful cut strips, where each strip represents a student achievement.

Students gluing colorful paper strips into zig-zags, spirals, or arches for an end-of-year reflection craft representing their achievements.

Guided paper sculpture activity using colorful cut strips to represent student achievements from the year. Downloadable template from Mrs Learning Bee.

The end result is a great display!

End-of-year paper sculpture craft representing student achievements. Template available from Mrs Learning Bee.

Paper sculpture craft representing student achievements, with each strip symbolizing accomplishments like zig-zags, spirals, or arches. Template available from Mrs Learning Bee.

You can download this template for FREE!

Paper sculpture activity with colorful strips, perfect for end-of-year reflection on student achievements.

Tam Milledge

@mrslearningbee

Tam is passionate about creating purposeful, research-based resources that help students build strong foundations for success.

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