Last week, we said
goodbye to our field student Miss Green, who has been visiting us twice a week all
semester. We prepared some gifts for her
(it was also her birthday!), and we partied the afternoon away on her last
day. I totally love buying personalized
things (I know I’m not the only one!!), and this gave me a perfect opportunity
to do that. Check out what we gave her…
We made this book of advice for her. The kids each wrote what a teacher should always do and never do. Hilarious and heartwarming! I'm kicking myself because I forgot to take pictures of my most favorite responses, but here are a few:
A teacher
should always be my best friend.
A teacher should always be a good helper.
A teacher should always learn how to work the SmartBoard.
A teacher should never stop being active.
A teacher should never be fake sick.
A teacher should never let kids act bad.
A teacher should always be a good helper.
A teacher should always learn how to work the SmartBoard.
A teacher should never stop being active.
A teacher should never be fake sick.
A teacher should never let kids act bad.
If you'd like to make one of these books for a student teacher, click the picture below to download the book cover, poem, and writing response page for free!
And here are the lovely personalized gifts I also gave her:
The notepad, sticky notes, and note cards were made on Vistaprint. LOVE this website - so many options for personalized items, practically for free! |
This key chain was purchased from Button It's shop on Etsy. Click the picture to visit her shop. I'm in love with this thing - I totally want one for myself now! |
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That’s all
friends! I’d love to hear your ideas for
teacher goodbye gifts!
Hey Lauren...i love your advice booklet and would love to use it for my student teacher but when i try to download it from TPT it is giving me an error!
ReplyDeleteis there any way you could email it to me perhaps? i need to do it tomorrow when she is out so we can present it to her next week...
thanks! carly saal :)
I have been trying to print your cute student teacher booklet but I haven't been able to print it for some reason. Any way you could email it to me?? Thanks
ReplyDeletetjulch@mpsomaha.org