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lovemybucks
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 Posted: Mon May 05, 2008 12:07 pm Post subject: My daughters 2nd grade teacher is retiring after 30 years and..? |
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| we are wanting to get her a personalized gift that requires a verse. I am not sure what to put on there. Does anyone have any suggestions. This will be collectively from our 2nd grade class. thanks for your help!you know, a verse on the plaque we are wanting to purchase. We are required to personalize it with a verse. Preferably a rhyming small short poem...such as....we are proud to honor you..bla bla blahhh |
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heavenzdvl987
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| Posted: Mon May 05, 2008 12:18 pm Post subject: |
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| I'm not sure what you mean by a verse.My mother is a second grade teacher who is retiring in June after teaching for 38 years. Her favorite gifts are books created by the kids and a tote bag that the kids each drew a butterfly on and parents wrote a butterfly poem. Anything personal and created by the kids is the best!Her least favorite gifts are things like "Best Teacher" mugs and school bus earrings and other silly teacher JUNK. |
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Christy C
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| Posted: Mon May 05, 2008 1:25 pm Post subject: |
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| Well a plaque is cute, and it could say something along the lines of Changing lives one year at a time for 30 years......or something similar, but I bet a more treasured gift would be a class book. Have each child do a page, leaving a small place for his or her school photo. Have them laminated and bound, and have the cover be a class photo taken out on the playground or under a tree, and have the title be something like, "Second Graders of Today...Graduating Class of 2018" |
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macki
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| Posted: Mon May 05, 2008 3:05 pm Post subject: |
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| How about this:Now that you’re retiringWe can tell you how we feel;Our heartfelt admirationIs deeply felt and real.You’ve been a great role modelFor teachers and each kid;You showed us how to beIn everything you did.We’ll miss your fine example;We’ll miss the things you gave;Our pleasant memories of youWe’ll recall and carefully save.We wish for your retirementThe best of all your days;May you discover sweet fulfillmentIn new and rewarding ways.By Joanna Fuchs |
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