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Ideas for Teacher Appreciation Week

teachersTuesday, May 3, 2011 is Teacher Appreciation Day, but many schools now make a week of it.

Each day of the week has a theme.

Monday you are supposed to send in a piece of fruit to the teacher to give her a healthy start to her week.

Tuesday the kids write notes to their teachers to let them know how loved they are.

Wednesday is for flowers. Children are encouraged to be creative – bring a flower, color a flower, make one out of tissue paper – whatever they like.

Thursday the students are asked to bring their best manners and best behavior. To me, that would be the ultimate gesture of appreciation.

Friday is treat day. The students are encouraged to bring or make a small treat for their teacher. This year I think I will get each teacher a gift card to Starbucks or Panera Bread.

On Thursday the PTA will have a luncheon for the teachers. I will take in my favorite meatball recipe (5lbs meatballs, Heinz chili sauce and grape jelly in the crock pot – it is soooo yummy) and other parents will bring in their favorites, too.

Does your school celebrate Teacher Appreciation Day or Week? How do they tell the teachers that they are truly appreciated?

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[...] is the National Education Association (NEA) Teacher Appreciation Day. Print out and complete the dot-to-dot and you will have a great apple for the teacher. Color it in [...]

  V-Grrrl wrote @ May 10th, 2007 at 10:54 am

I made a card for them and wrote a note and had the children add a notes too.

  MOin wrote @ September 15th, 2008 at 10:02 am

really nice and creative ideas. kids are always tricky to be taught.

  Amy Lee wrote @ June 2nd, 2009 at 9:29 am

Brilliant idea! Kids really love fun and cool activities.

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