FREE Christmas Thank You Notes for Student Gifts {EDIT with Your Name!}

Name: FREE Christmas Thank You Notes for Student Gifts {EDIT with Your Name!}
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Christmas/ Chanukah/ Kwanzaa, Winter

Grade Levels
PreK, Kindergarten, 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th, 5th, 6th

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Fun Stuff, Printables

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2 MB | 5 pages

Category: Classroom Management Tags: 1st Grade, 2nd Grade, 3rd Grade, 4th Grade, 5th Grade, 6th Grade, Kindergarten, PreK

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These FREE Thank You notes are easy to print and prepare right before Winter Break to show your appreciation for holiday gifts from your students and families! Save time while adding a more personal touch of gratitude in the blanks and boxes.

2 designs are provided and are EDITABLE for you to add your name. Black and white versions are also included.

Happy Holidays and thank you for your download!
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12 hours ago

Today, our amazing principals kicked off staff meeting with a video montage of Jerry Harris and his epic “Mat Talks” from the Netflix series Cheer. We were then challenged to play this game that EVERYONE should immediately bring to your next staff meeting or PD:

1️⃣Find any colleague in the room and play Rock-Paper-Scissors.

2️⃣Whoever wins gets to find another winner to challenge, BUT the loser then becomes that person’s “cheerleader,” and follows them around with over-the-top Mat Talks to encourage them. (cheering wildly, complimenting, clapping, woo-hooing, you name it)

3️⃣As the winners are narrowed down, the cheering sections and Mat Talks get louder and more exciting and encouraging, until only one winner remains.

The game only lasted a couple minutes, but we all returned to our seats with huge smiles on our faces and out of breath. It was the perfect burst of positive energy at the end of a busy Wednesday, and reminded us of how powerful it is to lift each other up, even when teaching can seem so overwhelming at every turn.

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2 days ago

“Life begins when you get back up.” -Dan Santat
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I always get #allthefeels when I share this book with my students because it has so many underlying messages that apply to all walks of life. My second graders absolutely loved After the Fall and ROCKED the Air Mail challenge like engineering pros! I love how this challenge requires so much perseverance and positive growth mindset, just like Humpty Dumpty in the book as he overcomes his fear of heights and learns to fly.

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3 days ago

“If you’re anything like me, you might wait until far too late to ask for help with anything. I’m typically on the verge of a mental and emotional breakdown, attempting to keep all my plates spinning, and then one by one, the plates start to fall and I end up angry with one of my family members or throwing myself a tearful pity party. As an added bonus, this often happens around busy holidays, parent teacher conferences, when one or both of my kids are sick, or state testing.

Teacher moms and dads have to learn to hang up our superhero cape, swallow hard, and accept that we are human. We must ask for help, from our colleagues, from our spouse or significant other, and from friends and family members when we need it most. Whether it be a load of laundry, a nap, a diaper change, wrapping presents, or emergency sub plans, just ask, and do your best to return the favor during a time when they might need it most.”

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Happy National Engineers Week!! 🎉🧑🏽‍🚀👩🏻‍🚀💡

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Can you tell that I’m totally over winter?! 🙅🏻‍♀️
Bring on SPRING!! ☘️☘️☘️

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