Perfect for senior teachers of any subject and as a beginning of the school year activity for anyone looking for a meaningful and creativy way to get students to reflect on their high school journey.
This resource allows for self-reflection. Students can reflect on their high school journey by answering symbolic questions that correspond with different parts of the body.
What's included:
Bilingual resource in English & Spanish.
Includes template with directions in English & Spanish, as well as blank template to fill in with student responses.
Purpose:
This body-shaped reflection activity invites students to connect different parts of the body to symbolic reflection prompts. Each body part represents an aspect of their personal and academic growth—such as the shoulders (pressures they carry), the heart (what matters most), the hands (work they’ve done), and the feet (where they’re headed next).
Audience:
Perfect for seniors preparing for graduation, this resource encourages self-reflection, identity exploration, and celebration of their accomplishments. Students can write or draw their responses directly on the body outline, creating a personal “senior profile" that you can display in the class, they can keep in their notebooks, or you can hand to them at the end of the school year.
Other ways this activity can be used:
This activity can be also used as a group activity and can be made into a larger-sized poster by following the question prompts on the page.
Perfect for senior teachers of any subject and as a beginning of the school year activity for anyone looking for a meaningful and creativy way to get students to reflect on their high school journey.
This resource allows for self-reflection. Students can reflect on their high school journey by answering symbolic questions that correspond with different parts of the body.
What's included:
Bilingual resource in English & Spanish.
Includes template with directions in English & Spanish, as well as blank template to fill in with student responses.
Purpose:
This body-shaped reflection activity invites students to connect different parts of the body to symbolic reflection prompts. Each body part represents an aspect of their personal and academic growth—such as the shoulders (pressures they carry), the heart (what matters most), the hands (work they’ve done), and the feet (where they’re headed next).
Audience:
Perfect for seniors preparing for graduation, this resource encourages self-reflection, identity exploration, and celebration of their accomplishments. Students can write or draw their responses directly on the body outline, creating a personal “senior profile" that you can display in the class, they can keep in their notebooks, or you can hand to them at the end of the school year.
Other ways this activity can be used:
This activity can be also used as a group activity and can be made into a larger-sized poster by following the question prompts on the page.
