Ok, so who’s stumped on what to do for their favorite teachers? Yea, me, too!
Creative Gift Giving #2:
House of 3 has come up with this cute & versatile kit: Hello Teacher!
Totally fun kit to print out as many times as you need!~
and..the great thing is: the kit comes with 6 boys & 6 girls…all with different colored hair & skin. PLUS pre-made cards & little tags. IF your child doesn’t have the brown hair like the sample one, you an always just mix & match to make your own…like I did here!
I’ve made some cute little gummed notepads with the teacher’s names on them. And…my kids want to put some treats in a treat bag & these labels will make fabulous treat toppers!
soooo. enjoy the last bit o’ school, have fun making creative gifts for your teachers & enjoy the summer!
R
check out what Heidi did!
August 23rd, 2009 at 6:48 pm
i used this kit this week to make a ‘thanks for a great first week’ gift for my daughter’s pre-K teacher. i used the smile apple as a background pattern that we printed out & wrapped a giant hershey bar with. Next, we cut out one of the little girls & pop dotted her to a text balloon card- my daughter signed her name & the teacher absolutely loved it! thanks for a sweet kit & great ideas!
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