Found this great printable HERE at eighteen25 and thought it was perfect for all of my boys' teachers this year. Printed them off at Costco, framed them, and added a card and ribbon. We have some pretty amazing preschool, autism, and elementary school teachers. My boys (and us parents) are really blessed.
Showing posts with label Preschool. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Preschool. Show all posts
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May 24, 2011
Teacher Gifts: Etched Monogrammed Bowls with Apples
My youngest finished his last day of speech therapy preschool today. My friend came over for an etched glass tutorial, and I ended up making some last minute teacher thank you gifts with her. Jamie, I really do think you are my crafting BFF. It's a good thing our husbands and kids like each other because we have too much fun together. I mean, we would hang out regardless of their feelings, but at least their happy too, right? Win win win.
Etched glass is hard to photograph. Shame on me for not taking that Photography 101 class in college. I monogrammed bowls for each teacher, just like I did HERE, using vinyl cutouts. I had the leftover vinyl letters from the project and thought they would look good as the front of my card. Slap that letter on some folded cardstock, cut strips of lunch sacks with some decorative scissors, fill with some apples (I am nothing but poignant with my gift giving), and tie a bow around the whole thing. DONE! Less than an hour for both gifts from start to finish.
Here is me sticking a piece of cardstock in the bowl, trying to get a better picture of the etching. It shows up a lot better in real life. You are just going to have to trust me.....OR try it for yourself. I suggest you do the latter.
May 17, 2011
Preschool Packs
Inspired by I Am Momma...Hear Me Roar, I decided to make some dry erase activity books for some upcoming birthday parties. There are multiple free preschool packs HERE. I am planning on making a few more of these in the future. Click on pictures to enlarge.
This binder has some custom vinyl work on the cover for our dragon loving friend. We added some Toy Story pages too. I added a pack of dry erase markers to go along with the present. Hope they like them!
April 1, 2011
Preschool: the letter "J"
Jello Jigglers
(the kids were happy to play but refused to eat them)
Make your own Jack-o-lantern face
Jellyfish
March 3, 2011
G is for....
It was my turn for preschool again last week. My oldest was out of school, so he got to participate as well. He did a great job on the Giraffe coloring page. The most I have ever seen him color. He's usually just not that interested.
I glued on the vine and leaf and the kids glued on the purple circles for grapes. Of course, I used my Silhouette again.
February 8, 2011
Preschool with a Silhouette
I love my Silhouette that I received for Christmas last year. I put it to good use the other day when we had "preschool" over at our house. We did the letter A and D. First, a line of glue in the shape of an A. The kids put little apples on the glue to make their letter. All the apples were cut with my Silhouette. Would have taken forever by hand.
We also did the letter D. (We were playing catch up with the letter A due to illness a few weeks ago.) The girls chose princess outfits for their paper dolls. I helped glue them on.
Tyler, of course, did not want a princess dress. He was content with just regular clothes.
Preschool is so much fun. They are so eager to learn and participate.
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