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Guess Who? – End-of-Year Reflection Game

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Cover of the end-of-year guessing game showing clue cards, planning pages, and classmate recording sheets
Cover of the printable reflection game
Teacher tips for assigning private card letters, writing clues, and sharing through whole-group play or rotations
Teacher directions for preparing and sharing cards
Completed reflection card A gives three clues about science experiments, after-school soccer, and Prodigy
Completed example of a three-clue student card
Reflection planning page asks students to brainstorm 3–5 clues about books, memories, projects, or talents
Step 1: Brainstorm clues about the school year
Reflection planning page asks students to choose three clues, check spelling, plan drawings, and make a card
Steps 2–4: Refine clues and prepare the final card
Two matching reflection card templates each have Clue #1, Clue #2, Clue #3, and a place for an assigned letter
Two student clue cards printed on one sheet
Full-page reflection card template has Clue #1, Clue #2, Clue #3, and a place for the student's assigned letter
Full-page version of the student clue card
Classmate guessing recording sheet lists card letters A–Q for students to name who they think made each card
First recording sheet for card letters A–Q
Classmate guessing recording sheet continues with letters R–Z and a–h for identifying who made each card
Second recording sheet for letters R–Z and a–h
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This resource is a Guess Who? Game.

This Guess Who? Game | Printable End of Year Activity is the perfect printable End of Year activity for your students to have a good time as the year ends, while reflecting about themselves and their experiences throughout the school year!

Students will have fun writing clues about themselves and then figuring out which cards describe which of their classmates.

Full directions are included for implementing this whole group activity.

When going over the directions with students, assign each student a letter privately. This is how to keep track of which “Guess Who?” card belongs to who since they cannot write their name on it. Assign capital letters A-Z. If you have more than 26 students in your class, I have included letters a-j (lowercase) on the recording sheet. There is a small box on the upper left corner of each card for students to write the letter in.

Option: Print “Guess Who?” card template on cardstock. This will help keep the card in better condition and be easier to pass around, hold up, etc.

When students create the cards you can ask them to put up privacy folders or move to a spot in the room where others can’t see what they are writing.

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1 PDF with 6 ready to print pages

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