The other thing our school does for Teacher Appreciation week is request the classroom door to be decorated. For Matthew's teacher's door, the theme was Shining Stars of Learning...or something like that. Each star had a photo of a student...then I created a full moon using a aluminum pie pan covered in plaster, giving it a crater like texture which I painted gray-ish and outlined some of the larger craters to make it look like it had eyes and a mouth (even rosy cheeks). Below is the earth (with a photo of the school) with the sun rising over it.
There are 2 signs posted:
Twinkle, Twinkle Student Stars
Teaching & Loving will take them far
Mrs. Moylan and Mrs. Krier
Provided fuel for their learning all year.
Mrs. Moylan and Mrs. Krier
You are our sun and our moon
And we are your grateful shining stars!
Thank you!
After the teachers enter the room tomorrow (surprised by the door decor) and the students give them the "gift certificate" bouquet, flowers and thank you book...my roomparent job for the year is basically done (as this is one of the biggest projects - or at least I make it the biggest one).
Well, my weekend was filled with crafting...lots of good things, but I am looking forward to just sitting and stitching! I received the next Friendship Sampler RR in the mail over the weekend (Willeke) - which I am looking forward to stitching on.
It is time to hit the hay! Hope all had a good weekend. Remember...Live, Love, Laugh and Stitch often! Lisa
5 comments:
You have been busy, nice projects to celebrate teachers
What a lovely gesture towards the teachers. :)
Hi Lisa,
Wow! If I was a teacher I would be so excited to see that door, let alone the gifts!!!
Thanks for sharing!
Cynthia
Windy Meadow
You are a very creative room parent, your son's teacher is fortunate to have your help. You are a jewel.
What a great room parent you are! Love the stitchy project and I am sure that the teachers receiving them will cherish them!!
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