Teacher Gifts

May 15th, 2008 by Tracy Brauers

With the end of the school year fast approaching, I thought that I’d share some ideas for ‘Teacher Gifts’ as a way of showing our appreciation for all that they do! This here is one of my favorite ideas & is along the idea of what I am doing….a scrapbook.

Feel-Good Flip-Book

Feel-Good Flip Book

CRAFT MATERIALS:

Poster board
Scissors
Hole punch
Photos, artwork, and/or colored markers
Glue stick
1-inch bookrings (available at office supply stores)
Time needed: Weekend Project

1. Cut the poster board into cards measuring 7 by 5-1/2 inches: you’ll need 1 card for each class member, plus 5 extras for the stand.

2. Use a hole punch to make 2 holes at the top of each card as shown.

3. Send a card home with each child, to be decorated with photos, artwork, or colored markers and a positive message to the teacher.

4. To create the stand, make 2 double-thick pages using extra cards affixed together with a glue stick.

5. Fold the remaining extra into thirds and glue its flaps to the double-thick pages as shown. Attach the students’ pages to the stand with 1-inch book rings (available at office supply stores).

Here are a few more GREAT ideas that I think a teacher would just LOVE to get….

Forget-me-not-pot

Heartfelt Tote      

Handprint Aprons 

Pencil Cup

These are just a few of the ideas that I came across & wanted to share. Teachers do so much for our children & I just thought it might be nice to show them that we CARE! If you have any ideas that you’d like to share, head on over to Blissfully Domestic Forums!

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One Response to “Teacher Gifts”

  1. Lynda g Key Says:

    Being The Wife on A High school Teacher , I can Tell you What Teachers of His Kind Need Most. Reams of Copy Paper . Coffee & Creamer.
    And Tupperware Bowl’s , Not To Mention Pencil Sharpeners (Manuel one’s) He is Always Looking Around for a pencil sharpener.

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