Four fast-finisher activities for students who finish an assignment early! The task cards have ELA, science, math, and creative activities. Promote student choice by letting them choose which activity they want to complete. All you have to do is print the task cards and put them on a binder ring! All of the hard work is already done for you.

Are you looking for early finisher activities to keep your students engaged and productive when they complete their work early? Look no further! Here are 20 early finisher activities that your students will love. From creative projects to physical activities, there’s something here for everyone! These early finisher activities will help keep your students motivated and on task while also having a little fun. So grab the supplies, turn up the music, and let's get started with these awesome…

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Every classroom has fast finishers! Try these fast finisher activities to review skills, offer challenges, and encourage critical thinking.

Do you have a lot of early finishers in your elementary classroom? Are you looking for new early finisher activities. In this post, I share ideas for early finishers that are fun and engaging for all students. I share brain boomers which are my signature early finisher activities for kids. Your fast finishers will be able to do a variety of early finisher activities like puzzles, mazes, comic making, math activities, drawing, pencil tracing, challenges, mindful coloring.

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