Editable End-of-Year Awards | Candy Awards & Class Superlatives

$7.00

Personalize 61 student awards in PowerPoint, including 40 class superlatives and 21 candy awards. Two planning sheets help organize your end-of-year celebration. Text fields are editable; graphics are fixed.

65 Slides Pages

Description

Celebrate the personalities, effort and strengths in your classroom with editable end-of-year awards. Choose from class superlatives and candy-themed certificates, personalize the name fields and prepare a celebration that recognizes each student.

What’s included

  • 61 award designs in a PowerPoint file
  • 40 class superlative awards
  • 21 candy-themed awards
  • Two planning sheets for organizing student awards
  • Editable text areas for student name, teacher name and date

Ways to use this resource

Use the planning sheets to choose a certificate for each child, then type into the provided text boxes and print. Awards include academic, creative, helpful and personality-based themes for end-of-year ceremonies or celebrations throughout the year. The editable areas are the text fields; background designs and graphics are fixed. Candy is optional to purchase separately for the candy-themed awards.

Format: PowerPoint (.pptx). Slides: 65, including cover and terms. Suggested grades: PreK – 6th. Digital download; no physical materials are shipped.

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3 reviews for Editable End-of-Year Awards | Candy Awards & Class Superlatives

  1. Ariel C. –

    My students loved these certificates! We made a red carpet out of butcher block and made it really special with props ! (Originally shared on my TpT store.)

  2. Lavette M. –

    These certificates were awesome. I was able to give each of my students an end of year superlative. They loved the candy them!! (Originally shared on my TpT store.)

  3. Tammy F. –

    This was a great resource to recognize my students for their talents and abilities. With so much emphasis placed on academic achievement at the end of the year, my students enjoyed being acknowledged for who they are rather than what they do ( or don’t) know. (Originally shared on my TpT store.)

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