It was Be Yourself Day, so we all came dressed like ourselves. It was the only day that we didn’t have any special events planned. We made our {iDad craftivity} in the afternoon. This is what two of my kiddos wrote to their dad’s on the letter portion of the project.

The last day is always a half day and we spent most of it rotating through centers that were inspired by activities I know every kiddo in my class would happily do for hours given the opportunity.

Those ice cream sandwich sundaes looks delish!!
❤Teri
A Cupcake for the Teacher
I am having an a-ha moment!!!!! I LOVE the idea of ice-cream sandwich sundaes. I am so happy that I found your blog. I am your newest follower and looking forward to some more great ideas.
Stacy
simpsonsuperstars
Thanks for stopping by my blog! I love the ice cream sandwich idea!QuicK, easy, and lot less messy (on my part anyway). I am now following you!
Candace
005 Watkins' Way
Thanks for stopping by my blog! I'm in LOVE with the ice cream sandwich sundae idea!
Tori
Tori's Teacher Tips
I love the ice cream sandwich sundae idea!!! You don't know how many ice cream scoops I have broken at school scooping ice cream. Thanks for the great idea!
Amy
Mrs. Lattin's Kindergarten
I just found your blog and became your newest follower 🙂 I wish I had seen this last week…. before I had an ice cream party with my kids at lunch. I spent the whole lunch time scooping their ice cream and never even got to eat my lunch :/ I'm definitely using this idea next time!
Kate
Dirty Hands and Lesson Plans
I've broken and Ice Cream scoop before too– not fun! This really was a huge time saver. The kids unwrapped their own sandwiches and brought them to the table 4-5 at a time to get their toppings. Sweet and simple. I saved one for myself too 🙂