Very excited to have a class full of students to give these to on their birthday! You can download the balloon from Once Upon a First Grade Adventure here!
Then I just printed them out, taped them to a swirly straw (you can get a pack of 6 at Dollar Tree for $1) and put them in this cute adorable tin! I also added the birthday pencils below from Oriental Trading. They say "Happy Birthday From Your Teacher"
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Thank you so much Danielle!
ReplyDeleteWhat a cute birthday tin!! Where did you find it?
ReplyDeleteI actually found it at a garage sale for a quarter! Steal!!!!
ReplyDeleteI love the idea of giving each student a gift for their birthday. The fact that it is inexpensive as well makes it even more awesome! I am excited to have my own classroom to incorporate this lovely idea!
ReplyDeleteBirthdays are a special time for every student, and what a neat yet practical idea, as well as making a fun display. With diversity and cultural issues in mind, we also need to remember that there are some religions that do not celebrate birthdays, and may be offended. If I had a family that I knew had this culture, I would want to be more sensitive and reconsider this idea.
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