pamperedlinda
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PamperedDor said:How many kids?
IF say there are 24 - you could have each child be assigned to a month - then take it to fedex/kinkos (discount card!) and have them shrink the pictures to 5x7 so two pictures fit on each page and make a calendar for her - memories to last thru school and beyond -
PamperedDor said:Or have them cut there handprints out of felt or foam board in red and green and make a wreath to hang on her door -
Oh no the Martha in me is trying to come out - LOL
Just thinking of the things I did with my kids teachers -
Memory books with a picture of each kid and a wish for the teacher's holiday and new year - in their own words and writing.
ChefJoyJ said:As a former first grade teacher, I love these ideas. The calendar is great...and I love the memory book.
However, just popped in my head...perhaps the memory book would be a great gift at the end of the year. Each child could write their favorite memory of the year and illustrate it. How cute would that be???
pamperedlinda said:I was thinking about something that we could do with hand prints. I was thinking about buying a plain canvas totebag and having the children put their hand prints on them and then I'd write their name next to them - maybe have the handprints in several colors. I want to do someting personalized from the children.
It is completely up to you and your budget. The average contribution for a class gift is usually around $10-$20 per student, but any amount is appreciated.
Yes, you can! Just let the person organizing the gift know and they can make sure your contribution remains anonymous.
Including your child's name on the card is a personal choice. Some parents prefer to have their child's name included as a sign of appreciation, while others may choose to leave it off for privacy reasons.
It's always a good idea to get a gift that is practical and useful for the teacher. Some popular options include gift cards, classroom supplies, or a personalized gift. It's also a good idea to ask other parents for their input and ideas.
Absolutely! A group gift is a great way to show appreciation and can also save time and money for all the parents involved. Just make sure to communicate with the other parents and agree on a gift that everyone is comfortable contributing to.