Those words are everywhere these days. I don't know about you, but for me, it's hard to believe it's that time of year again. I'm not going to lie, I'm a little bummed about it. This has truly been the most magnificent summer. Harper and I have embarked on so many adventures while her brother has attended daycare each day and I have absolutely adored our one-on-one time together. Now that she's a bit older we've been able to do so much more this summer as compared to our summers past. This year we caught some movies, went to some splash parks, visited museums, and just overall enjoyed ourselves. Yet, this week that all ends as Harper heads to her new school tomorrow.
We took Harper to her orientation yesterday and when we went, we took her teacher a basket of extra supplies. As a teacher myself, I realize that teachers often only ask for the minimal amount of supplies because we realize for some families it's a sacrifice to purchase just the needed amount. That being the case, I wanted to be sure Harper's teacher ended up with some extra things on hand so as not to have to go out and purchase them herself. I also wanted to provide her teacher with some items that I know she'd need but wouldn't ask parents for such as ziploc bags, clorox wipes, wet wipes, post it notes, etc.
If you want to help a teacher out, double up on your child's school supplies or better yet, give them a gift card to your local Walmart or Target because I can guarantee you he/she will be running there nearly every week grabbing things for lessons, projects, and crafts for your child's classroom! Trust me, I know what I'm talking about (;
I love this! I always thought it was SO fun as a kid to pick out extra classroom supplies for my teacher. I know a lot of teachers now through friends, so I know they appreciate any extra gifts.
I love this! Too many people don't realize how much teachers spend out of their own pockets to make the classroom experience great for their kids, so this is such an important topic!
In elementary school I loved helping my teachers organize items and make the classroom an inviting space - a lot of effort and cute products go into making a classroom inviting. This is a great idea!!
Oh my goodness! This is an amazing idea!! As a teacher, I know I would LOVE LOVE LOVE to get something like this!! I actually just read an awesome article about parents buying extra school supplies. I will definitely be doing something like this for my future child's teacher! It may only be an extra box of kleenex or some glue sticks, but it makes all the difference for the child who didn't bring supplies or mid-January when the supply closet is running low!
I LOVE THIS!! So many people go out of their way to do the opposite and it's so unnecessary disappointing. These are products that everyone needs and if the parents don't buy them, the teacher has to... not the school system.
Love this! So fun and helpful because goodness knows all teachers could use a little help when it comes to back to school. xx Merisa | Monogrammed Magnolias
I love this! I always thought it was SO fun as a kid to pick out extra classroom supplies for my teacher. I know a lot of teachers now through friends, so I know they appreciate any extra gifts.
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This is awesome!!!! SO many people don't think to gift the teacher with useful items, but it helps so much!!
ReplyDeleteI love this! Too many people don't realize how much teachers spend out of their own pockets to make the classroom experience great for their kids, so this is such an important topic!
ReplyDeleteVery cute idea! My mom was a teacher and was always trying to buy extra for kids who didn't have anything.
ReplyDeleteThis is such a cute idea and I'm sure the teacher greatly appreciated it! So thoughtful!
ReplyDeleteYou are so kind! What a nice treat! I'm sure she loved the goodies!
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I always loved getting to bring my teachers small gifts at the beginning!
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In elementary school I loved helping my teachers organize items and make the classroom an inviting space - a lot of effort and cute products go into making a classroom inviting. This is a great idea!!
ReplyDeleteLove this! Growing up we always helped our teachers with their wish lists!
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This is so cute! Great idea!
ReplyDeleteClorox wipes are the best, they always come in handy.
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Oh my goodness! This is an amazing idea!! As a teacher, I know I would LOVE LOVE LOVE to get something like this!! I actually just read an awesome article about parents buying extra school supplies. I will definitely be doing something like this for my future child's teacher! It may only be an extra box of kleenex or some glue sticks, but it makes all the difference for the child who didn't bring supplies or mid-January when the supply closet is running low!
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I LOVE THIS!! So many people go out of their way to do the opposite and it's so unnecessary disappointing. These are products that everyone needs and if the parents don't buy them, the teacher has to... not the school system.
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Love this! So fun and helpful because goodness knows all teachers could use a little help when it comes to back to school. xx Merisa | Monogrammed Magnolias
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