Teacher Appreciation Week
I am prefacing this (belatedly, so I guess I am epiloguing this…in a time machine) with my link-up! I’m linking up with 3-6 Free Resources for Show Me Sunday (if you haven’t been there, please, go to there, to quote Liz Lemon) and writing about Teacher Appreciation Week!
We received an email from our principal last week. This is a summary:
A star necklace “Because you’re a star teacher”. Awww.
A giant coffee cup! with owls! It holds, like, eight cups of coffee. Just enough to get me through the morning.
These cookies were Mrs. Fields! I had to teach Saturday School this weekend. We did fractions with the cookies. And what did we learn? The more people you share with, the smaller each piece. A valuable lesson. I ate about four cookies. I finally had to share them with my brothers, because they were dangerously delicious.
One little guy gave me this:
It’s full of glue, glue sticks, pencils and Kleenex! His mom made it. She wrapped it all up in a cool way and put yellow ribbon around it with little bee stickers glued on. So thoughtful.
I hot glued popsicle sticks together to make little picture frames. Then I busted out my Dollar Store puzzles and the kids went to town. A few found buttons and other doo-dahs in my craft box and glued those on as well.
They turned out pretty adorable. I took a picture of each kid and glued it in – bada bing. Happy Mother’s Day.
I love the school supply bouquet! It totally looks like something one would find and create from Pinterest! How adorable.
-Krista
The Second Grade Superkids
What great gifts from your kiddos! That email sounds like something I would get at my school too! haha!
Adventures of a Third Grade Teacher
That teacher supply basket is so cute as is the nail kit. You have some thoughtful kiddos 🙂 Glad you are being appreciated at some point by the administration. That is pretty funny. 🙂
Heidi
My (Not So) Elementary Life
Our PTSO treated us to lunch Monday through Wednesday, then breakfast on Thursday and Friday…since Thursday was our Field Day and Friday was the day PreK through third grades went to the zoo for our FREE TRIP! 🙂 They also had little gifts for us…bandaids, lifesavers, mints, etc. I didn't get anything from my students, but was not surprised since PTSO sent out a note asking for a dollar or two to do all they did. It was a nice touch. 🙂
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All the gifts are super cute. Yours and theirs:)
Barbara
Grade ONEderful
Ruby Slippers
You are loved!! Such sweet things from your kiddos : )
I can't believe your principal sent that email–it's so sad how everything gets so busy these days!!
Would love if you would stop by my blog-I asked teachers for their experiences in public/private schools.
Kelli
Tales From a Traveling Teacher
What amazing gifts from your kids! I had to laugh at the letter from your principal though. =) Thanks for linking up!
Misty
Think, Wonder, & Teach