End-of-the-Year Memory Book Flap Book

As the school year draws to a close, why not make this End-of-the-Year Memory Flap Book and look back on all that has been accomplished? From second grade to fifth grade, it’s time for your creative students to reflect on everything from their classrooms and classmates to their favorite activities from the year.

With this Memory Book Craftivity, students can create a lasting memory of their school year – one that will be remembered for years to come!

End of the Year Memory Flap Book.

What is Included in the End-of-the-Year Memory Book

Included in the memory book are flap book pages that allow students to write about and reflect on the following topics:

  • First Day of School
  • Favorite Things
  • Friends
  • Field Trip / From Home (These two are the same size. They can be layered or students can just use one option.)
  • Fond Memory
  • Forward Thinking (goals for the summer and next year)
  • Finish Well (reflection on the previous year)

The End-of-the-Year Memory Flap Book features cartoon children and flaps labeled 2023, 2024, 2025, and 2026 with the title "My Fantastic Year," displayed on a wooden surface.

End-of-the-Year Memory Flap Book

$3.75

This End-of-the-Year Memory Flap Book is a great activity for the last few weeks of the school year. It is a fun memory flap book craftivity that allows students to reflect on their year.

Buy on TpT

This End-of-the-Year Memory Flap Book is a great activity for the last few weeks of the school year. It is a fun memory book craftivity to use in your classroom and allows students to reflect on their year, including ideas about the first day of school, favorite things, friends, field trip, a fond memory, and finishing well. It also makes a great bulletin board!

The last two tabs can be layered if you’d like to use both or students can choose just one. The “field trip” and “from home” tabs can also be layered or students can choose just one. The From Home tab is new and prompts students to reflect on virtual learning.

Future years are included too! The memory book currently goes through the 2022-2023 school year. Updates will include years beyond that too!

End of the Year Memory Flap Book.

The “My Fantastic Year” topper is optional. There is a version that includes “cute kids” and a version with just the title. The Memory Flap Book can be used with or without the topper. All graphics on the pages were chosen for their flexibility to be used for a range of grade levels. Only the optional topper has a version with “cute” kids.

How to Assemble the End-of-the-Year Memory Book

Here are some samples of completed pages. Have students complete a couple of pages each day and assemble them during the last week of school.

This End-of-the-Year Memory Flap Book is a great activity for the last few weeks of the school year. It is a fun memory book craftivity to use in your classroom and allows students to reflect on their year, including ideas about the first day of school, favorite things, friends, field trip, a fond memory, and finishing well. It also makes a great bulletin board!
This End-of-the-Year Memory Flap Book is a great activity for the last few weeks of the school year. It is a fun memory book craftivity to use in your classroom and allows students to reflect on their year, including ideas about the first day of school, favorite things, friends, field trip, a fond memory, and finishing well. It also makes a great bulletin board!
This End-of-the-Year Memory Flap Book is a great activity for the last few weeks of the school year. It is a fun memory book craftivity to use in your classroom and allows students to reflect on their year, including ideas about the first day of school, favorite things, friends, field trip, a fond memory, and finishing well. It also makes a great bulletin board!

The memory book pages do require a bit of cutting. They are designed to require some time for assembly, which is great for the end of the year! Be sure that students are able to use scissors well enough to make the right-angle cuts as you see below.

This End-of-the-Year Memory Flap Book is a great activity for the last few weeks of the school year. It is a fun memory book craftivity to use in your classroom and allows students to reflect on their year, including ideas about the first day of school, favorite things, friends, field trip, a fond memory, and finishing well. It also makes a great bulletin board!

Once assembled, consider allowing students to use the blank, back pages as signature pages. Students can sign each other’s flap books.


The End-of-the-Year Memory Flap Book features cartoon children and flaps labeled 2023, 2024, 2025, and 2026 with the title "My Fantastic Year," displayed on a wooden surface.

End-of-the-Year Memory Flap Book

$3.75

This End-of-the-Year Memory Flap Book is a great activity for the last few weeks of the school year. It is a fun memory flap book craftivity that allows students to reflect on their year.

Buy on TpT

How to Purchase the End-of-the-Year Memory Book

The End-of-the-Year Memory Book can be purchased on my website and on Teachers Pay Teachers.

End of the Year Memory Flap Book.

Video of End-of-the-Year Flap Book

Do you want to see some more images of the EOY Flap Book? Here’s a quick video of the components. This is an older version, but the only changes to it and the current version are the dates.

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Jessica BOschen

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Jessica is a teacher, homeschool parent, and entrepreneur. She shares her passion for teaching and education on What I Have Learned. Jessica has 16 years of experience teaching elementary school and currently homeschools her two middle and high school boys. She enjoys scaffolding learning for students, focusing on helping our most challenging learners achieve success in all academic areas.

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5 Comments

  1. cynthia parker says:

    I love this activity. because of Covid we weren’t allowed to take field trips. Is there any way to edit out field trip and put something about virtual learning.

    1. Jessica Boschen says:

      Awe. Yeah, I get that. Did you take a virtual field trip? That could be a possibility.

      The resource isn’t easily editable. You can do some manual editing before copying it and create your own tab in place of a field trip.

      I’ll take a look at how I can add in a virtual learning option.

    2. Jessica Boschen says:

      I figured it out! I added a “from home” option that is a duplicate of the “field trip” page. It’s available whenever you’re ready to purchase and download it 🙂

      1. cynthia parker says:

        I just downloaded this flap book. Please tell me where to get the alternate page.

        1. Can you tell me which alternate page you’re looking for? The new “From Home” page is right after the “Field Trip” page. They are the same sizes. Future years are located at the end of the PDF.