Showing posts with label Teacher Appreciation. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Teacher Appreciation. Show all posts

Sunday, October 3, 2010

Easy-Sewing rice bags for gifts (male or female)


Rice Bag Warmers-

Go here for a complete easy tutorial

Supplies needed:
  • 12″x12″ piece of flannel (or any size you choose)
  • white rice (NOT instant rice!)
  • sewing pins, matching thread & sewing machine
You know me....I am always thinking of fun gifts for others. This rice bag gift is a classic and welcomed by men and women. You can find soft & pretty (or masculine) flannel print fabrics on sale right now. Keep your eye out for fabrics and start making a few now for teachers and family members for Christmas!

Thanks,Make and Takes & littlebirdiesecrets.com

Wednesday, May 19, 2010

Teacher Appreciation gifts with gift cards!

Are you looking for something to give your child's teacher as a Thank you gift?
Here are a few creative gift ideas using gift cards.


A homemade pencil cup with a office supply store gift card

A classroom gift idea- A "flower" pot with $5 gift cards

Go to Familyfun.com for these and many more Teacher Appreciation gift ideas!

Monday, May 17, 2010

Teacher Appreciation/Office Staff/Principal appreciation doors idea

Office: You lead us on the right track.
Don't forget to include the principal and office staff names.

**I didn't create this doors but isn't it neat!**

Sunday, May 16, 2010

Teacher Appreciation Doors idea for a male or female teacher!

You are the best teacher in the universe Mr. or Mrs. ____.
Ideas: Include the names of the students on the planets. The teachers photo can be in the sun which is center of the classroom universe.

**I didn't create this door but isn't it creative!**

Saturday, May 15, 2010

Teacher Appreciation Doors ideas for 1st grade and up!

Miss ____ being in your class is Paradise!!
Mr. or Mrs. ______ you set the record for all you do!!
Thanks you for a "record breaking" year!
We are soaring to new heights thanks to you! On the bottom right corner is the teacher's head picture holding the kite strings to each soaring kite. Each kite has the students picture on them.
We love you Mr or Mrs. ____ to pieces.
Include packages of Reese's pieces on the door.

**I didn't create these doors but aren't they neat!**

Friday, May 14, 2010

Teacher Appreciation Doors ideas for the younger grades K & 1st!

I like these Teacher Appreciation door ideas for the younger grades. I did not create these decorated doors.
Thanks for spreading our wings and teaching us to fly!We are sweet on you! This is a cute for Kindergarten!We go bananas for Mrs. _____!

**I didn't create these doors but aren't they neat!**

A round of Applause-Teacher Appreciation door

I made this "A round of Applause for Mrs. ____" teacher appreciation door for our wonderful 2 month substitute. My daughters' teacher had a baby. The bottom hands say High Five and Thank you on them. I used the school die cuts. The hands were a large die cut and worked well in a rounded fan look.

Thursday, April 15, 2010

I was featured on Tip JUNKIE for my Teacher Appreciation door!


I was featured as #21 above on Tip Junkie's Teacher Appreciation door ideas. To see the full post and my #21 decorated door go HERE!

Do you need some creative inspiration for a teacher appreciation gift? You have to check out some ideas HERE!

Sunday, March 14, 2010

Teacher Appreciation- Decorating the door!

Teacher Appreciation falls in May every year. My daughter's 1st grade teacher is having a baby very very soon so we did her door early. Here's the door I created last week. I was thinking spring!The background of grassy hills, sun and sky!Thank you Mrs. ____ for helping us bloom and soar! The boys pictures are in the kites and the girls in the flowers. They are photo stickers left over from school pictures in the fall. I did this door 100% free using the paper, glue, pictures, and die cuts from the school. It was fun to create.

Thursday, October 8, 2009

Hand Sanitizer Bottles-Great teacher & new mommy gift idea

I am SOOO making these spiced up hand sanitizer bottles this year. I saw this version on Money Wise Moms
It takes 10 minutes & it cost about $1.00!

Here's what you need:

  • Hand Sanitizer (you can get them for a $1.00 at the Dollar Tree. Find one that the label peels off easily!)
  • Stickers and scrapbook paper (Use up your stash!)
  • Scrap of ribbon (Again, use up what you have on hand)
Total out of pocket: $1.00

Great for all teachers, Sunday school teachers, secretaries, principals, mail carriers, day care providers, mommy friends with a newborn baby, and church workers. Have fun and let the kids help you!