It’s helpful for students to track their community service, either for class credit or to understand how small acts can add up to big impacts. This log includes space to track community service activities across a week or a month. Students can add up their community service hours before they complete a reflection sheet to do a deeper dive on impact. 

Use this reflection log to have students think about up to three community service activities. Students can write or draw about their experience and use this sheet to present what they learned.

Use this reflection sheet with younger students to help them talk about what they did. To supplement this worksheet, have students’ parents or teachers take pictures of them doing acts of service so they can refer to the photos of their contributions.

This worksheet is a great one for a class challenge. Students fill the hand of each activity they do. Give students a week or a month to complete their projects, then use their reflection sheets to talk about what they did. Students can pair up based on the projects they worked on to either talk about a project they both did or share different projects. 

After a community service challenge, the important thing is to have students reflect on the impact they had. This reflection sheet is perfect for students who are engaging in multiple service projects. They can reflect on what they did, the impact they had, and how the experience will impact them as a person.