Back To School Activities, Worksheets, Crafts, Prompts – Print and Digital

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Do you want to be the best teacher? Would you like to start the back to school season with meaningful activities? Is one of your goals to forge strong relationships with your students with engaging back to school worksheets and prompts? Would you be interested in having a memorable beginning of the school year with fun crafts and prompts?

Think about what a difference it would make if you started using these back to school activities in your class! They include:

1. My Best Year Is this One – planning for the new school year
2. What Happened This Summer – remembering the summer break
3. Back To School Interview – get to know you activity
4. Letter To Myself – reflective back to school writing
5. Hello World Notes – introductory writing
6. School Year Planner – planning for the new school year checklist
7. Look And Write – creative writing prompt
8. Back To School Idioms – vocabulary and writing prompt
9. What’s Your Quality? – Back to school word search grid and writing activity
10. Back To School Wishes – reflective and planning
11. Back To School T-Shirt – craft and design
12. Think About School – thinking caps method
13. Get To Know Me Speech – all about me activity
14. Back To School Trivia – fun trivia with school facts
15. Classmates Scavenger Hunt – get to know the classmates activities

• The Answer Keys section – for the word search and trivia.
• Google Slides version

The back to school activities are easy to share and require almost no prep so you can use them in any format you want which means saving precious time from the very beginning of the school year.

Because these new school year activities focus on creative writing, self-discovery, vocabulary, social emotional learning and personal response, you can have a meaningful start of the school so your students will be motivated and engaged to give their best in this year.

The catchy challenges and interactive back to school prompts will help you evaluate the students’ ELA skills without putting any pressure on them so you will have an accurate picture of the places where they need intervention.

Claudia J. has tried these activities for back to school in her class and said, “Excellent way to start the school year. Thank you!”

Why don’t you give it a try? Click on the “Add to cart” button and you can use it right away!