Sport Themed Teacher Appreciation Week Part 2 (Daily Handouts) with free printables

This is Part Two of a Blog Post about a Sports Themed Teacher Appreciation Week. This posts details the handouts we gave our to the teachers and other staff members.

If you missed Part one about food and decorations you can see it here.

During Teacher Appreciation Week we give a little treat and note to each teacher and staff member each day. The notes correspond with our theme for the year. This year our theme was Sports.

Monday-We tied a note that said "Thanks for covering all the bases!" to a box of cracker jacks and some big league chew.

Tuesday-We tied a note that said "We "Skored" Big Having You For a Teacher" to a Skor Bar. We changed the wording to say janitor, principal, counselor, etc. for other staff members.

Download your FREE TEACHER SKOR BAR TAG HERE.

Wednesday-We were able to get these great water bottles from Tupperware-we had an in, so we got them at cost. They came in fun colors-yellow, orange, and pink. We were going for the referee look. We wrapped some striped paper around the middle, and tied the tag on with a whistle. The tag read "Thanks for taking a Time-Out to teach and serve us". The teachers and staff loved these.

Thursday-We gave out EOS lipbalm on a cute card. There are two ways you can attach the lip balm to the card...see examples below. The card said "This year has been a "slam dunk" because of you". We of course used orange EOS to make it look like a basketball.

Download your Free EOS Slam Dunk Printable HERE

Friday- We were going with a football theme. We made cute tags that said "Thanks for Making this year a Touchdown". We got small brown paper bags and painted them to look like the laces on a football. We put inside a Reese's, that happened to have a football on the front, and a gift card to Dicks Sporting Goods. We then punched to holes in the top and tied the note on.

Download your TOUCH DOWN TAG HERE

The handouts were a hit. All of the teachers and staff really enjoyed checking their mail boxes each day to see what was there.