Teacher gift - FREE reading printables

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This week is teacher appreciation week!! Let's thank our teachers! I use to help out once a week in my child's class for an hour and when I came home I needed a nap. Not even kidding. Hats off to these amazing teachers!

I made these little 5x7 quotes for my niece's school classroom. Several people asked if they could print them for gifts for their children's teachers. So here you go!!

The size is 5x7, but it should work for other sizes too. Print this off, put inside a cute frame, and wa-la, all done!

Like always, if you have any trouble, just email me and I'll email you the files. 

Here are past teacher gift ideas.
Teacher questionnaires - one of my favorites 
Thanks for helping us GROW - card for flower, hand soap and bookmark 



Sink into a good book


Get Losssst in a good book
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 We are WILD about reading
 Reading is un-BEE-lievable


And like always, these are just cutsie ideas. I think the best gift you can give is a hand written card thanking your child's teacher for their time and attention to your child. But hey, cute stuff is fun too.



Comments

  1. branches 'n' twigsMay 9, 2018 at 12:22 AM

    Sooooo cute!!! Thanks for sharing!! <3

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