Re: Gift Ideas for a Terrific Teacher (Male)

[Guest guest]

How about a gift certificate to a classroom supply store? Lakeshores or

Costco or one of those other large warehouse stores? This way he can

purchase things for the class without having it come out of his pocket... I

try to buy gift certificates or school supplies every quarter so that way

the teacher has what he needs without having to pay of it.

If you want to get something special just for the teacher, then I would

recommend a gift certificate for dinner at a nice restaurant or movie

tickets with snack bar dollars...

[Guest guest]

How about Movie theatre tickets so he can kick back and relax on Christmas

break...because he deserves it!

Gift Ideas for a Terrific Teacher (Male)

>

> Any ideas on what I can get Liam's new teacher? He's really fantastic and

I

> want to show him that I really appreciate the job he's doing with Liam.

Last

> year was a disaster. Liam would not sit and attend or speak or sign at

> school. This year is so different. He not only sits and attends, he's

> learning to count, he's learning letters and he comes home and

demonstrates

> so many new skills.

>

> He's young (24ish). I don't know much about him at all. When the plane

> crashed in my neighborhood last month, he called a couple of times to make

> sure we were ok. When he didn't get an answer, he sent his brother, who's

a

> fireman, to check on my house to make sure it was still there. All ideas

> will be welcome!

>

> Thanks,

> Kathy, Liam's mom (3 1/2)

>

>

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[Guest guest]

How about Movie theatre tickets so he can kick back and relax on Christmas

break...because he deserves it!

Gift Ideas for a Terrific Teacher (Male)

>

> Any ideas on what I can get Liam's new teacher? He's really fantastic and

I

> want to show him that I really appreciate the job he's doing with Liam.

Last

> year was a disaster. Liam would not sit and attend or speak or sign at

> school. This year is so different. He not only sits and attends, he's

> learning to count, he's learning letters and he comes home and

demonstrates

> so many new skills.

>

> He's young (24ish). I don't know much about him at all. When the plane

> crashed in my neighborhood last month, he called a couple of times to make

> sure we were ok. When he didn't get an answer, he sent his brother, who's

a

> fireman, to check on my house to make sure it was still there. All ideas

> will be welcome!

>

> Thanks,

> Kathy, Liam's mom (3 1/2)

>

>

> Click reply to all for messages to go to the list. Just hit reply for

messages to go to the sender of the message.

>

>