Thank You

"Thank you" gifts are a great way to teach your child to show appreciation and thankfulness for those who have blessed them.

White Crayon Thank You Card
With a white crayon, write firmly and thickly on a piece of paper.  Paint over to discover the hidden message.  This is great for children who don't enjoy creating "Thank You" cards.  The surprise adds a new aspect!

Handprint Thank You Card
Gather the number of pieces of white paper needed.  Then paint one child's hand and stamp on the paper.  In between each print, repaint the hand.  After the paint dried on the paper, wrote the child's name on their handprint (not pictured).  Add a "Thank You for the Christmas Gifts" title.

Brown Paper Bag Card

Bubs added his personal touches as he loves to paint.  This card is made from a brown paper bag, string, and a piece of stationery.  I got the ideas of the wording from a friend.  Bubs finished the sentences in his own word.  The card provided several opportunities for fine motor practice.

Ms.  _______

Thank you for being my teacher this year.  My favorite memory is ______________.  You are such a special teacher because you ______________. 

Bubs

Butterfly Card
This card provided scissor practice, glueing, and writing.  Sweet Pea also wanted to add some water-color painting for fun. On the back of the card we wrote the same letter as above with Sweet Pea answering the questions.

Construction-Paper Thank-You Card
This card followed the same thought as the Brown Paper Bag one but I did it on construction paper.  Little Man colored on the letter. 

Pocket Card (template)

Tissue Paper Embossing

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