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What's Your Graduation Year? {A K-5 Freebie!}

A new school year has begun!  Here's an updated copy of my Graduation Year posters.  These posters are to inspire your elementary students to achieve their high school graduation by reminding them what year they will graduate from High School. This is in response to a push in my district to decrease the dropout rate by keeping my kiddos focused on when they will graduate with a high school diploma! I hope it inspires your class as well. Includes posters for grades K-5, and one poster for all 6 grades, perfect for posting in the library, lunchroom, office, etc. I appreciate your feedback! Enjoy!!
What's Your Graduation Year?  Free Posters on TpT

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