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What Works: Teacher Gift Tree search [ detailed ] Parent/School Committees Go To Category ADHD Books and Reading College Planning Entertainment Family Life Family Recipes Family Travel Gifted Holidays Home Crafts and Gifts Infants and Toddlers Learning Disabilities Parent/School Committees Parenting Challenges School Tips Skill Building Tips Technology Teens Toys and Games Working Parents Teacher Appreciation Go To Topic Choosing a Committee Leade... Choosing a Committee That'... Teacher Appreciation Teacher Gift Tree Add a Review The description below was contributed by: Beth Courtney , on Sep 05, 2001 09:01:01AM Editor's Choice Cost: minimal Description: Because school budgets are so tight and we find many of our teachers purchasing items for our children while in their class room, we came up with a way to help stock up the teachers' classrooms. Preparation: We used a bulletin board in the main hallway and placed a cutout tree on it. Then we cut out leaves, apples, flowers and anything you could put around a tree. We handed these small items out to the teachers (the cutout apples, etc.) and asked the teachers to put on each apple/leaf an item they would like. We gave each teacher about 20 apples. Then we would put them on the tree for student to "pick off" and purchase for their teacher during Teacher Appreciation Day." The teachers had things like ... highlighters, stickies, baggies, envelopes, chalk, tape, glue, etc., all things that would be used by our children anyway! Other comments or suggestions: So, during the week, the teachers had small gifts given to them daily during Teacher Appreciation Week and the teachers were ecstatic because there were items that they would have to purchase anyway! We also included the principal, art teacher, PE teacher, etc. and found that EVERY teacher had these needs! Even with 20 apples per teacher, the students were so excited that these were items they could afford with their allowance, knew their teacher would NEED, and we ended up giving teachers more than 20 apples. It was wonderful. Email this Description Print this Description Article Can Dismissing an Award-Winning Teacher Be Good for the Students? Message Board GREAT Teachers Expert Advice Flunking test for using ink. All Related Links Send us feedback! Newsletter sign-up What Works Exchange ideas, share solutions, and get advice from parents like you. Special Needs Find the latest information and suggestions about Learning Disabilities, ADD, and more. Expert Advice Read what leading authorities say on a variety of parenting issues. Message Boards Talk to other parents about what's on your mind: your children. Newsletter Center Sign up for our popular email newsletters - delivered FREE to your inbox! About Family Education Network | About Our Partners | How to Advertise | Help | Visit Infoplease | FactMonster Rights | PRIVACY | Terms of Use | © 2000 - 2005 Pearson Education, Inc. All Rights Reserved

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Welcome to the Quiltmaker's Gift Online! Your browser does not support script NEW from Joanne Larsen Line, More Quilts from the Quiltmaker's Gift . Based on the thirty-nine beautiful quilts found throughout The Quiltmaker's Gift , this book provides instruction for the final nineteen quilts. Click here for more details and to view a sample pattern from the book! NEW from Jeff Brumbeau & Gail de Marcken Miss Hunnicutt's Hat . A funny and meaningful tale about the value of tolerance and the importance of being yourself. Click here ro read more! The Quiltmaker's Gift is a beautiful picture book that celebrates the value of generosity, the spirit of community, and the quilting tradition. A New York Times bestseller and Book Sense Book of the Year, The Quiltmaker's Gift tells the story of a greedy king, who with the help of a generous quiltmaker, learns to find happiness by giving his possessions away. The Quiltmaker's Gift has inspired two more titles. In Quilts from the Quiltmaker's Gift Joanne Larsen Line and Nancy Tubesing have teamed up to create an inviting, informative, easy to use pattern book that features twenty of the most beautiful quilting patterns drawn from The Quiltmaker's Gift . The Quiltmaker's Gift Box was published in November 2001. This handsome gift package for children includes a hardcover copy of The Quiltmaker's Gift , a quarter yard of fabric based on a design from the book, step-by-step instructions on how to make simple, fun, and creative projects, and ideas to extend the practice of generosity. Click here to read more about all of these books. TM & © 2001-1996 Scholastic Inc. All rights reserved. Read our Privacy Policy Statement . Terms of Use The Quiltmaker's Gift Written by Jeff Brumbeau Illustrated by Gail de Marcken Hardcover, 48 pages, $17.95 Publication Date: March 2001 ISBN: 0-439-30910-7 Home / FAQ / Contact Us

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Chocolate gifts for every occasion. Gifts for women. Godiva and Hershey. TM Choosing gifts for women can be a frustrating experience, unlessyou know the secret of "what women really want"! They want to feel good and chocolate makes them feel GREAT! Especiallyduring menopause. And you don't have to worry about putting on a few morepounds, because there are many varieties that don't have sugar. What can chocolate do for a woman? Well, it can change her life,one Hershey's Kiss at a time! That may sound a little dramatic, but in the middle of a severe moodswing, who's going to worry about a little drama? See the Rules for Chocolatebelow: ALL CHOCOLATE, ALL THE TIME The Rules for Chocolate Author unknown If you've got melted chocolateall over your hands, you're eating it too slowly. Clearly, chocolate is a vegetable.Chocolate is derived from cacao beans. A bean is a vegetable. Wait! There'smore! Sugar is derived from either sugar cane or sugar beets. Both areplants, which places them in the vegetable category. QED: chocolate isa vegetable. Chocolate-covered raisins,-cherries, -orange slices and -strawberries all count as fruit. Eat asmany as you want. Fruits are an important part of the Food Pyramid. Hot tip: Eat a chocolate barbefore each meal. It'll take the edge off Your appetite and you'll eatless. If calories are an issue, storeyour chocolate on top of the fridge. Calories are afraid of heights, andthey will jump out of the chocolate to protect themselves. Money talks. Chocolate sings. Chocolate has many preservatives.Preservatives make you look younger. Therefore, chocolate is therapeutic. Put "eat chocolate" at thetop of your list of things to do today. That way, at least you'll get onething done. A nice box of chocolates canprovide your total daily intake of calories in one place. Isn't that handy? If you can't eat all your chocolate,it will keep in the freezer. But if you can't eat all your chocolate, what'swrong with you? Have you always had a problem finding justthe right gifts for women in your life? Just think CHOCOLATE! Try the new sugarless varieties too! EAT CHOCOLATE, SAVE A PANDA! (just another excellentexcuse!)

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Top Ten Gifts Moms Want Top Ten Gifts Moms Want Katy Abel What do women really want? It's a question that's been handed down through the ages. And now, as we prepare to salute Moms, we find ourselves pondering it even more. Godiva truffles? Breakfast in bed? A pink corsage? According to a highly un scientific survey of both veteran and new Moms, the answer is "none of the above." So for the genuinely puzzled and the completely clueless, we offer the gift of a "Top 10 List." These are things to do or buy that are guaranteed to move Mother's Day far beyond the usual flowers and chocolates. Go Ahead: Make My (own) Bed It's a gift mom Margot O'Toole treasured for weeks, even though it was nothing she could sniff, swallow, or try on. One Mother's Day morning, her young son Brendan simply announced that effectively immediately, he would begin to make his own bed every day.And he did, at least, for a matter of weeks. It meant more to Margot than all the cards and flowers received before or since. Take Out and Hang Out Claire Cahill, mother of three-year-old triplets Meaghan, Kimberly and Matthew, remembers the year she and her husband tried to take all three babies - and her mother - out to eat on Mother's Day. "It was absolutely horrible," she says, shuddering at the memory. "We'd made reservations, and even so we had to stand and wait for a table. We'd called ahead for three high chairs; when we got there, they didn't have any! So we sat with the kids on our laps and it was very stressful. "Sometimes people try to make it so special a day that it goes the other way. So last year we got Chinese takeout and just hung around the house taking pictures of the kids. We had such a good time that we're going to do it again this year!" Home Alone Of course you should spend time with her. But maybe Mom would love to be...left alone! One of the greatest gifts a mother can receive is a "coupon" for a day off. Hubby takes the kids and head for the hills one morning. Meanwhile, back at the ranch, Mom soaks in a hot tub, curls up by the fire with a good book, or invites a long-neglected friend over for lunch. Ahhhh....the sounds of silence. Shhhh. Say It With...Trees Most communities have garden clubs or beautification committees. Some sell trees and shrubs as a fundraiser. Buying a tree or plant for Mom, then planting it with her in the yard, is a fun activity to do with children and a lasting tribute. Take It To The Streets "Mother's Day isn't about chocolates, it's about taking care of our children," says M.J. Gregoire, one of the local organizers for the Million Mom March in Washington D.C. She and thousands of other moms have boarded buses - with kids in tow - to head to the nation's capital in a mass show of support for tougher gun control laws. If you'd like to accompany or send your Mom to this year's Million Mom March (with her permission of course), visit millionmommarch.com. A Blast From Her Past "I'd love nothing more than to return to my high school with my two (grown) children, and have us all sing together in the annual alumni concert," says Vinny A., mother of two and grandmother of three. Why not spend Mother's Day making a trip down Mom's own Memory Lane, with brunch at the hotel where she once danced with Dad, or tickets to a musical revived from "her" era? This Is Your Life Here's a great activity to do with kids: make a book about Mom's life! The simplest materials will do - construction paper folded, cut and stapled - illustrations done with paint, crayons, markers, and/or photos. This is a good excuse to call Mom's mom or other far-flung relatives for details on the naughty escapades of her childhood or college adventures. Basketweaving 101 Whether she's got a toddler or a teen, most mothers need - and seldom get - a night out. Sign up Mom for a course at a local community college or adult education program: Something fun! How about an Introduction to Chilean Wines, The Fine Art of Bellydancing, or Feng Shui? Say Cheese It's not in the cheap category, but if you're ready to go for broke, a professionally done family portrait would top any Mom's wish list. Remember Moms In Need Each year, the Women's Lunch Place in Boston hosts a special Mother's Day party for homeless and impoverished women.Guests enjoy a special meal of steak tips and scallops, dance to music provided by a live band, and receive corsagesand other gifts. "It came out of a realization that a lot of our guests have lost their families," explains Erin Kelly, fundraising coordinator for the day shelter. "This is a way we could show them that they are still special." Donors pay $25-35 to have a specially designed card sent to their own Moms, with a message saying that a donation to the Women's Lunch Place has been made in their name. (For more information, visit www.womenslunchplace.org. Donations in your mom's name - to her favorite charity - are a wonderful way to sustain the meaning of Mother's Day throughout the year! E-mail This Article Print This Article Article Mom's Memory Box Quiz Mama Movie! Quiz Poll Mom's Day Men Message Boards Momma's Mantra... More Related Links On This Month's Calendar St. Patrick's Day Spring Begins Easter National Nutrition Month Women's History Month -- FREE Digital Prints Digital prints at thousands of Walgreens nationwide. Order digital prints online. Pick up as little as 1 hour! 10 free prints with your first upload. FREE photo sharing and storage. Shipping to home also available. 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