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Classroom Thank You Card Flower Petals

The Classroom Thank You Card consists of individual petals of thanks from each child. This is such an easy way to have the classroom participate in thanking guest speakers, substitute teachers or the homeroom mom.

Classroom Thank You Card
Thank you card from the Class.

All you need to do is print out the petals on white or colorful printer paper. Each child can decorate their petal with stickers and crayons or write a thank you note – depending on the age of the child. Fold the flower together and it fits perfectly in an envelope to mail out. Flower petals print three per page.

Putting the Thank You Card Together

Almost all supplies you will need you probably already have on hand. So pull out the crayons, markers, colored pencils and get started.

Start by selecting the Printable Flower Petals pdf. This will print three petals per page. There is no need to create a template to trace and cut out, simply print on different colors of paper. Children can then cut the petals out to get started.

Depending on the age of the child and who the thank you note is for, may determine the creativity that will be allowed. Perhaps just a picture, or a written personalized note of thanks. Younger children might even want to use stickers or other embellishments for their ‘petals’.

The teacher (or other adult) can decorate the first petal of the flower and address the guest to thank him or her for their efforts. Once all the petals are ready to be assembled, punch a hole in the petal where indicated. Line up all the hole punches and attach them together with a paper brad.

In this example, I also used a circle of yellow fun foam to give the flower a little extra color as well as extra support.

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Activities For Kids has been an on-going passion of mine since 1998. I'm a long-time Orlando resident and huge Disney Fan! Prior guide for About.com and current editor for AboutOrlando.com. I hope you enjoy the crafts, recipes and ideas that you find here.