Teacher Gift
Happy May!
My boys get out of school at the end of the month and I'm blown away because that is just weeks away! Where does the time go? My boys are pretty excited to get started on their summer vacation but they are also a bit sad to have to say goodbye to their teachers. They both have such wonderful teachers and so I have come up with a sweet little gift that they can give to them on the last day of school.
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I typed up a few sayings, printed them out and glued them to decorative paper. I will share the printables at the end of this post so that you can use them too.
I came up with the idea of using rulers as plant marker, which I thought was so appropriate for a teacher. I hot glued a clothespin to the ruler so that it could hold the card.
I bought the ceramic pots at the dollar store. They had lots of different colors to choose from but I thought these turquoise ones were pretty. I then went to a local nursery and found some great little lavender bushes that smell amazing!
After I planted the lavender in the pots, I slid my ruler plant marker into the dirt.
I think that my boy's instructors will genuinely like them.
At the dollar save, I additionally picked up a few easy thank you playing cards inside the identical coloration as the pots.
I thought my boys ought to write a special little message to their teacher on the cardboard and then it is able to be positioned in the back of the be aware on the clothespin.
My original plan was to plant the herb, thyme in the pots and have the card read, "Thank you for your thyme" but the plants I got from the nursery felt too small for the posts, so I ended up using the lavender instead. I'll just keep the thyme for myself. Get it? Thyme for myself. Ha Ha!
To use both of these printable, simply proper click on on the message underneath and store on your computer. I published mine to be three.5 X 5.
Teachers accomplish that a great deal for our youngsters and so I suppose it's essential to say thanks to them and allow them to recognize they're favored for the time, love, and assist they provide to their students every college day. I know my boys will remember their teachers for all time.
Thanks for preventing via,
Emily
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