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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Showing posts with label Teacher and Staff Desk Items. Show all posts
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.
Policies & Procedures For $500
Quiz your staff with a Jeopardy-style game. Write down questions with answers about your school, school district, and school board. Arrange the answers into categories and give each one a dollar value. Have the employees compete three at a time. Remind them that on Jeopardy the players respond in the form of questions. For example, “School Milestones” could be the category, “1977” would be the answer and “What year was our school built?” would be the correct response. Reward the highest scorer of each round with an “Our Staff Goes Above, Our Students Go Beyond” Deluxe Sticky Pad Portfolio With Highlighters & Pen. Show appreciation to all contestants by giving each of them a “Behind Every Great School Is A Great Staff” 3-Piece Stationery Set.
Wall Of Thanks
Think “big” this Teacher & Staff Appreciation Week. Obtain a giant roll of butcher paper and place it in your library. When classes come in for library time, have students write phrases of praise for their teachers graffiti-style on the paper. After the whole school has had a chance to contribute, find a wall (inside or outside) that’s large enough to display this project in its entirety. After you unveil the creation to your teachers, present them with “You’re Appreciated” Frames and “100 Years From Now" Full-Color Clipboards.
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