It is no secret that I think Thank You cards are so very important. I was taught that when someone does something nice for you or buys you something, you write them a thank you note. This has become a lost art so to speak. Well, as a teacher, it is my responsibility to teach manners to my students so whenever they give me something, I write them a note. For Teacher Appreciation Week, I received lots of goodies. I made these "Thank Ewe" notes for each of my students. The lamb is a stamp from Sandylion. I wrapped some green eyelash yarn around the bottom of the card to make grass. Then I glued on the lamb and stamped "Thank Ewe." My students were happy to find them on their desks. (I have to warn you though - my 8 and 9 year old boys proceded to tear off the yarn and put it in their hair to make green hair for the day. I had to turn away.) It's the thought that counts, right?!
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