Teacher Appreciation Week!
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This is National Teacher Appreciation Week and I couldn’t let it slip by with out offering up some tips on a few simply ways to say Thank You!
-Whether you have a teacher of your own, a teacher for your children or a teacher as a friend, take a few minutes this week to compose a note to them. Instead of a generic Thank You note, write out an example or a story of a way that you know the teacher has made an impact in your life, your child’s life or the life of their students.
-Have your kids write their own notes to their teachers. You could start a few sentences for them and ask them to fill in the blanks (ex. I learned ………. from you!, Thank you for…….., ) or they could draw a picture or make a craft for them.
-Work together as a class to present a full bouquet of flowers to your teacher. Ask each child to bring any flower they choose to class and put them all together in a vase to present a bouquet that represents the students.
Hi Kimberly-
Thank you for suggesting these appropriate teacher gifts. I've been a teacher for 13 years, and nothing irritates me more than to receive wooden school bus necklaces or coffee mugs with pictures of apples and pencils on them. You're the best!
Hi Kimberly-
Thank you for suggesting these appropriate teacher gifts. I've been a teacher for 13 years, and nothing irritates me more than to receive wooden school bus necklaces or coffee mugs with pictures of apples and pencils on them. You're the best!