Begin early to create touching keepsakes for your teachers. Write a list of questions to ask students about their teachers. For example: What does Mrs. Smith do when she’s not at school? How many years has Mrs. Smith been teaching? What was the best thing you learned from Mrs. Smith this year? Encourage students to guess when they don’t know, which will cause some humorous answers. Compile the answers into booklets, one for each teacher. Come up with a title, such as “Everything You Ever Wanted To Know About Mrs. Smith.” Distribute the booklets along with “One Person Can Make A Difference” Sticky Notecube & Pen Sets or “One Person Can Make A Difference” Deluxe Die-Cut Bookmark & Pen Sets.
Letting your teachers and school staff know how much they are appreciated is more important than ever during times of limited budgets.
Moving Mementos
Begin early to create touching keepsakes for your teachers. Write a list of questions to ask students about their teachers. For example: What does Mrs. Smith do when she’s not at school? How many years has Mrs. Smith been teaching? What was the best thing you learned from Mrs. Smith this year? Encourage students to guess when they don’t know, which will cause some humorous answers. Compile the answers into booklets, one for each teacher. Come up with a title, such as “Everything You Ever Wanted To Know About Mrs. Smith.” Distribute the booklets along with “One Person Can Make A Difference” Sticky Notecube & Pen Sets or “One Person Can Make A Difference” Deluxe Die-Cut Bookmark & Pen Sets.
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