Re: teacher recognition

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those are all terrific suggestions- thank you so much!

On 9/28/10, CS wrote:
> This is what I have received over the past. I have appreciated each
> & every single one.
>
> - parent volunteers make dinners for each teacher for a night.
> - kids make homemade thank you cards.
> - parents write thank you notes on pre-cut peace doves that they
> can hang or paste in an open area or on a bulletin board along the
> corridors.
> - Personalized gifts (pens, notecards, calendars, apron)
> - draw names & colleagues do a secret-santa-like gift thing
> (doesn't have to be XMas oriented). They give 3 mini gifts (each
> with a clue about who they are) & on the 3rd gift, they reveal
> themselves.
> - contribute to wishlists for teacher's class.
> - give each teacher an hour off earlier.
> - have parent volunteers cover nap or a part of the day in class
> that isn't too busy while the teachers have an intimate group lunch
> together.
>
>
> On 9/28/10, Kristi wrote:
>> Not necessarily a gift, but just a gesture of some kind to show
>> appreciation to various members of staff. It could come from
>> children or colleagues.
>>
 

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