Cindy from Skip to My Lou asked me to share an easy teacher appreciation idea last month. I found the saying for this idea from Skip to My Lou’s teacher appreciation sayings post. Here we go:
Pick up your favorite pack of highlighters and a gift card to a teacher supply store (or anywhere you want). Print out the teacher gift topper. Have your child fill out the back. Adhere topper to the gift bag. And dooooone!
Supplies I used:
colorful lunch bag
highlighters
gift card
scissors
hole punch
twine
Teacher Gift Topper
Front of the topper
Back of the topper
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Hopefully you found some fun teacher appreciation ideas this week!
Can hardly believe we only have a couple days left….
Hi- I'm Mique (as in Mickey). I started 30days as an idea file a few years ago. After three years and hundreds of ideas, I now realize that I'll never check them all off my list. When I'm not creating, I love spending time with family and friends and long drives, especially if they end at the beach.
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What a lovely idea!! This gets my teacher stamp of approval :)
Oh good Sarah! :) Teacher gifts are hard. We have 11 teachers/aides + bus driver so it’s tricky to get something for everyone.
Where can you purchase the cute twine you use to bag these? I love it!
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Was wondering if you have the name of the font that you used for the “thank you for making my school year Bright” font. I like the “Bright” font.
Thank you.