Re: Teacher Gifts
Posted by Diane on 7/18/08
oh mary thankyou for responding!!
so my daughter was with one school through gr.2 and this school
only grade three. it's a new school too... I was in awe of how
new the knobbed cylinders and metal insets were... so all your
suggestions are great. I thought about beads and pouches etc,
but those were the things I was afraid they would already
have. but, she likes science so ill run by the dissecting
thing... I think she will love it. ill research the tools, and
then she can design and put together the kit.
thankyou so much again, I really appreciate it.
diane.
On 7/17/08, Mary wrote:
> On 7/16/08, diane wrote:
>> Thanks for reading my post...
>> Im drawing a blank and hope to get some feedback. My 9 yo
>> daughter wants to make a Montessori Lesson or Material
>> suitable for a classroom and give that to her teacher and
>> school as a farewell thankyou gift. No... sorry, Im not a
>> teacher, just a parent. I dont know where to start, or
>> even if this is possible to do in a way thats the final
>> project could be useful long term. Any thoughts about
>> this or gifts that you have received in the past that you
>> liked getting as a teacher would be so helpfull. Thanks,
>> Diane.
>
> Hi Diane! It's so sweet that your daughter wants to do this.
> I think it depends alot on the interests and personality of
> the Directors... and your daughter should have a pretty good
> idea about this if she were in their class. I had ideas such
> as: putting together a "recipe kit": a pasta maker and nice
> set of cooking utensils collection of other kitchen sets:
> kitchenaid, vitamix, etc. or botanical or zoological
> lifecycles booklets or descriptive cards flower press (you
> can make this) and dissecting tools
>
> What are your daughter's interests? sewing? there are many
> pouches, cloths or even aprons that are nice if hand- made.
> does she do any beading? She could make a set of glass beads
> for counting. Any hand-made boxes (paint/enamel a wooden
> box) or bowls (ceramic or wood) are lovely for the
> classroom. Also check out some of the Montessori materials
> websites, for more info: Michael Olaf or Montessori Services
>