I'm looking for the same thing! Here is one that I found, but I intend to keep looking. I will keep you posted!
Take one cup of fun,
2 teaspoons of ink,
add some erasers – erasers that are pink.
Add in sharpened pencils,
2 cups of creativity,
stir with a wooden spoon,
until a sweet aroma fills the air.
Mix in a pinch of sweetness,
and don’t forget some books,
then pop it in the oven -
at 2 months a wait -
until school starts up again.
Take it out,
let cool,
and bring it into school.
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1 cup Caring
2 cups Knowledge
1/2 cup Good Communication
1/4 cup Relevance
3 cups Encouragement
2 tsp. Task Oriented
2 Tbsp. Flexibility
1 Tbsp. Outgoing Personality
4 tsp. Positive Attitude
8 Tbsp. Respect
A pinch of Humor
Whisk together Caring, Knowledge, and Communication in a bowl. Stir together Respect and a Positive Attitude in a cup.
Beat together items in the bowl and Flexibility with an electric mixer until comfortable and responsible, about 3 minutes, then add Encouragement until combined well. Mix all of the above together and a little Task Orientation alternately in batches at low speed (scraping down side of bowl occasionally), beginning and ending with the caring mixture. Mix until smooth.
Spoon 1/4 cup Relevance about 2 inches apart and spread onto an experienced large background. Bake in middle of oven until just right, and teachers react when hot, 15 to 17 minutes. Transfer with a metal spatula to a rack and chill (to cool quickly), about 5 minutes. Sprinkle a pinch of Humor and wha la, you have your Tasty Teacher! Enjoy!
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This is what I did for a thank you for my first student teaching placement. I used the Ellison Machine to make cut out of each of the items!
Paw print… For when the kids are acting like animals!
School bus… So you can send the children on their way when YOU are ready!
Train… To keep the students on the right track!
Clock… So you can always tell when it’s quitting time!
Footprint… To remind you to always put one foot in front of the other!
Lightening Bolt… So you can shock the students into behaving!
Camera… To help you remember the precious memories!
Flask… For those really long days!
Flower… To remind you that each student needs love to grow!
Megaphone… To make sure your point gets across!
Planet… For when the students are really out there!
Puzzle piece… To remind that without you, things wouldn’t be complete!
Rainbow… To remind you that the storm always ends!
Graduation cap… Because eventually, they will ALL leave!
Hand… For when you could use a helping hand!
Ice cream cone… To help you cool off!
Christmas lights… To keep you going until Christmas vacation!
Microscope… For you to examine students’ excuses!
Bee… To keep the students busy!
Teddy Bear… To comfort you when you are frustrated!
Egg… To remind you they could use a good crack!
Snowflake… When all else fails, pray for a snow day!
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½ a cup of sugar
And just a pinch of spice,
Just a little something to keep the classroom nice!