Well, tomorrow is my last day of kindergarten and it is time to thank my many parent volunteers. I couldn't have done it without all their classroom help and support. So this is the gift I decided to give them. It is a pack of flip flop cards with matching envelopes and a matching post it note holder. I put them in a cellophane bag and tied a ribbon. I thought the flip flop theme was fitting since summer is almost here and who doesn't like flip flops? I hope they like them!
Tuesday, June 5, 2007
Last Day of Kindergarten!
Well, tomorrow is my last day of kindergarten and it is time to thank my many parent volunteers. I couldn't have done it without all their classroom help and support. So this is the gift I decided to give them. It is a pack of flip flop cards with matching envelopes and a matching post it note holder. I put them in a cellophane bag and tied a ribbon. I thought the flip flop theme was fitting since summer is almost here and who doesn't like flip flops? I hope they like them!
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3 comments:
WOW! How nice you are!! I have volunteered for many many years and have never gotten a thank you :). But that's ok. I enjoy it anyway. Congrats on moving to 1st grade. Sherri
What a super project and such a nice gesture to give to your classroom helpers. Adorable!
Teresa
Your flip flop cards are adorable! Do you think you could post the template for them. I would love to make some for gifts. I enjoy reading your blog. I love your work!
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