Teacher Appreciation Gifts

This year, the kids and I took the time to make

Teacher Appreciation gifts. I got this idea

off one of the blogs I follow.

I had each kid write a sincere letter to their

teacher and what made the school year wonderful.

I then took mentos and glued a hershey kiss

to the bottom. Rolled the two along with the

hand written letter in yellow cardstock with aluminum

foil and red cardstock to look like a pencil.

What do you think?

The kids delivered them to their teachers on the

last day of school. When you have 4 kids with 2 or more

teachers a piece, inexpensive gifts are the way to go.

Ethan was trying to show me how it looks like a pencil.

Thank you to all the wonderful teachers my kids had this

school year. It was a successful year and that could not have

happened without you.

Thank you Mrs Howie, Mr Higgins, Mr Griffin, & Mrs Helms.

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