Are you looking for a fun end of year activity for your students to complete during the last few days of school? This end of year Teacher Report Card includes 8 engaging and thoughtful pages for your students to use while evaluating your teaching! Are you brave enough to let your students “grade the teacher”?

Students love this fun end-of-year activity, and you will LOVE reading their responses! It’s always a good idea to receive feedback on how we are doing in the eyes of our students. This Teacher Report Card is the perfect reflection tool as we plan for the years to come. It’s always interesting to see what stands out to students as being important! Plus, it’s such a fun way to end the year!

Included in this download:

3 Different Versions for Students to “Grade the Teacher!”

• Long Version
• Short Version
• Digital Google Slides Version
• Bonus Activity: Advice From a Former Student

⭐Bonus Activity: Advice From a Former Student

This activity requires students to give their BEST advice to future students. Save these important pieces of advice to give to your students next year. In the past, I’ve put these on each desk before students arrive on the first day of school. Some years, I choose to read them aloud to students on the first day or sometime during the first week.

Pages included in the Teacher Report Card:

• Cover – Students write their teacher’s name, school year, and grade.
• Rate Your Learning – Includes directions and an opportunity for students to let their teacher know what they liked most and least about each classroom subject.
• Rate Your Teacher – Students check A LOT, SOME, or NOT AT ALL based on a list of teaching abilities.
• Character Traits – Students circle 5 positive character traits that best describe their teacher.
• Teacher Evaluation: Emoji Style – Students evaluate the teacher by circling or coloring emoji faces that describe their feelings about their teacher.
• Favorite Memories and Suggestions – Students write about their favorite classroom memories and offer suggestions to the teacher for next year.
• Draw a Portrait of Your Teacher – Students are given a blank template page to draw a portrait of their teacher.
• Final Comments and Final Grade – Students are asked to write a personal note to the teacher and give a final letter grade for the year.

NOTE: These pages are set up to print as a booklet. Step by step printing directions is included so that the pages fold over into a front and back booklet for students.

This activity is perfect for…

• fun end of year activities
• end of year reflections
• individual desk work
• morning work
• early finishers

The best part?

This resource comes as a printable booklet or it can be paperless and digital! Easily assign the digital version through Google Slides. It’s also very versatile! You can easily pick and choose the pages you want to include in the report card for your students.

Teachers like you said…

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ I am forever using this at the end of the year. This was a GREAT reflection tool for me!! I loved seeing what students enjoyed/remembered and what they disliked. It definitely helped me change things up a bit for the following year. – Megan S.

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ I used this resource at the end of the school year last year and will definitely use it again! My students had fun grading me, and I received comments/ suggestions that I used to improve my teaching this year. Great product! – Amy K.

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ I loved the opportunity to hear feedback from my students. They LOVED scoring me! I think they loved the opportunity to be heard. It made them feel special and valued. – Karen B.

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ My students love this activity at the end of the year and so do I. They love the chance to give me a report card as they express themselves about what they liked and didn’t like about our school year. I like that it gives them a directed way of expressing themselves. I like to see what they really think. It makes me a better teacher! – Angela R.

Your students will love this End of Year Teacher Report Card, and you’ll love the ease of planning. NO PREP – just print and go or assign digitally! It’s such a fun way to wrap up the school year!