It is the time of year to say “thank you” to the
child care providers, teachers, and other educators of young children
everywhere providing a solid foundation for life-long success on Provider Appreciation
Day. This is only way day to recognize the
tireless efforts of providers who work with children and their families members
ensuring they receive high-quality learning environments and seek out needed
resources.
If you are looking for some ideas to show your
appreciation check out the list below.
1. Have
the child bring the teachers flowers and a hand-made card,
2. Provide
the teaching staff and others with continental breakfast such as muffins and
beverages,
3. Parents
write hand-written notes of your appreciation to teachers and/or other staff,
4. Purchase
gift cards (local mall, theater pass, spa),
5. Parents
volunteer in classroom,
6. Give
goody basket (fruit, cookies),
7. Gift
certificate to book supply store (Barnes and Nobles, ABC Bookstore), and
8. Bottle
of favorite perfume.
As you think about the teacher’s personality the
appreciation gift will be more meaningful to him or her. Remember, it can be as simple as saying
“thank you for all you do”. The day is
important to everyone who provides care to young children to know we see what
they do on a day-to-day basis if they do not think so due to our eyes are upon
them.
Conducting a mentor/post conference today and surprised the teacher with a token of my appreciation of her dedication to the class and families. Thanks for how you ensure high-quality education is given everyday:)!
ReplyDeleteConducted two (2) summative evaluation and it was a pleasure to give them gifts for "Teacher Appreciate Week". As I am busy trying to get gifts for teachers, I was surprise to receive a gift from one of my sites. Remember, to celebrate teachers not only this week but throughout the school year. If you material gift say the words "Thank YOU" and it will mean so much.
ReplyDeleteCheck out this website for the eight (8) speakers on TED Talks last evening. Comments given showed a true appreciation of teachers who have the best at heart for those instructing.
ReplyDeletehttp://www.ted.com/promos/TEDTalksEducation