Gifts of appreciation tend to be the topic of discussion at the end of the year. For my team this year I thought I’d go with the gift of candy — and puns! This week’s post is filled with a variety of candy messages to gift to your teaching buddies (or anyone else you feel might be in need of a sweet treat).
I used the Scholastic Word Workshop tool to create 20 different candy gift messages. Each message can be hole-punched and tied with ribbon or glued on to the candy treat of your choice. While the messages are cute and awfully pun-intended, the thought and love behind preparing each one is evident in your finished product.
Supplies needed:
labels
hole-punch
string or ribbon
tulle (optional)
tape (optional)
corny candy messages such as:
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You've been a Lifesaver! Thanks for all the fun and Snickers! Thank you for being Marvelous & Magnificent! Here's to someone who does the work of three! |
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I'm bursting with happiness for our friendship! You're outta this world! Thanks for teaching me some new TWIX! |
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This year would've been unbearable without you! I wouldn't trade you for 100 Grand! I love you to pieces!
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You are the joy in my work day! You have oFISHally made this a year to remember! When it comes to teaching, there's no one BUTTER!
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Thank you for the Extra support this year Thanks for being Sweet even on my Sour days! You hit it out of the park this year! |
As you wrap up your school year, remember to show those who have made a difference in your year some appreciation. The littlest gift can make a world of difference.
Thank you readers for taking the time to learn and reflect with me. I am so grateful for this opportunity to share what I love with the world. I am thrilled that I will be back with Scholastic next year as a Top Teaching blogger. I look forward to connecting with you then! Until that time, be sure to follow me, @krisciacabral, on Twitter and Pinterest. It’s been a JOY sharing experiences with you.
Have a fabulous summer! I will see you in the fall.
Smiles,
Kriscia
Gifts of appreciation tend to be the topic of discussion at the end of the year. For my team this year I thought I’d go with the gift of candy — and puns! This week’s post is filled with a variety of candy messages to gift to your teaching buddies (or anyone else you feel might be in need of a sweet treat).
I used the Scholastic Word Workshop tool to create 20 different candy gift messages. Each message can be hole-punched and tied with ribbon or glued on to the candy treat of your choice. While the messages are cute and awfully pun-intended, the thought and love behind preparing each one is evident in your finished product.
Supplies needed:
labels
hole-punch
string or ribbon
tulle (optional)
tape (optional)
corny candy messages such as:
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You've been a Lifesaver! Thanks for all the fun and Snickers! Thank you for being Marvelous & Magnificent! Here's to someone who does the work of three! |
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I'm bursting with happiness for our friendship! You're outta this world! Thanks for teaching me some new TWIX! |
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This year would've been unbearable without you! I wouldn't trade you for 100 Grand! I love you to pieces!
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You are the joy in my work day! You have oFISHally made this a year to remember! When it comes to teaching, there's no one BUTTER!
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Thank you for the Extra support this year Thanks for being Sweet even on my Sour days! You hit it out of the park this year! |
As you wrap up your school year, remember to show those who have made a difference in your year some appreciation. The littlest gift can make a world of difference.
Thank you readers for taking the time to learn and reflect with me. I am so grateful for this opportunity to share what I love with the world. I am thrilled that I will be back with Scholastic next year as a Top Teaching blogger. I look forward to connecting with you then! Until that time, be sure to follow me, @krisciacabral, on Twitter and Pinterest. It’s been a JOY sharing experiences with you.
Have a fabulous summer! I will see you in the fall.
Smiles,
Kriscia
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