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    Teacher's Day - What do you do to show your appreciation?

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    • corneyAmberC Offline
      corneyAmber
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      jedamum:
      Teachers' Days nowadays are competitive. I just hope that my boy will not feel pressured to get any gifts for the teacher (for the sake that others are doing the same) as I have told him that being a good boy everyday is a good gift in itself. 🙂

      competitive?? :shock: how so? giving shud always come from the heart... amazing if we also ks in this area.. kekeke...

      ya i always tell my kid, giving is not always abt presents, it is abt how u feel and respond... being good, sincere etc..is definitely a good show of appreciation to teachers.

      as for teachers, don't think they are so materialistic...if they are they won't be in teaching...cos teaching does not pay as well....relative to other professions..

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        mintcc
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        I think the objective of giving gifts to teachers help children cultivate a sense of respect and appreciation for people who pass knowledge to them.


        the gifts are "feel good" items for the teachers but most probably be really useful for the teachers.

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          BlueBells
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          I buy a cake for the teachers at the childcare centre and after school care that my kids attend. We also hand make something small, like clay magnets or clothes-peg magnets for the teachers, made by the kids, assisted by mum and dad. It’s kind of like a small family project. And of course, I tell them to top it up with a big hug for the lady teachers.

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            simplyjo
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            I encourage my daughters to make the cards on their own instead of buying the cards. This project usually get my daughters very excited and they always look forward to it. Over the years, I’ve accumulated quite some art & craft materials which we can use for other occasion as well.


            Besides the cards, I will also make some handmade jewellery like earrings, handphone accessories, bracelets, keychain etc for the teachers. This is my way to say "Thank you" to them…

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              ksmama
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              For the last 3 years I have made muffins together with my kids the day before. Buy those ready mixed muffin mixes and add in my own extras like fresh bananas or walnut. Wrap in transparent gift wrap and a tag with my kid’s named bakery. My kids get excited and we all have fun. Of course thanks to my domestic helper for all the washing after that. I packed 2 for each teacher so that it’s not too heavy for my kids to lug to school.

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