The end of the school year has come and gone and we were so fortunate to have had an awesome experience at our new school. My youngest just wrapped up Kindergarten and made the transition from May 15th (old school) to May 19th (new school) into the classroom. She wore a brave smile and came back after her first day claiming it was really hard to remember everyone's names. And yet she went to school the next day and the next...until the end of the school year. What amazed me the most was that her classmates accepted her immediately and her teacher made the transition seamless. So seamless that even the end of the year slideshow reflected that my daughter had been a member of the class for a while (she had just as many pics as the other kids)--doesn't that make your heart melt? All I can say is that I am so grateful and of course prepared a bunch of cards for Mrs Bunce because we love her so much! You may also remember that I started homeschooling my son--it was a huge success!
Stamp Set(s): Teacher's Apple by PTI
Cardstock: Dark Chocolate by PTI, Stamper's Select White by PTI
Patterned Paper: Cherry Hill by October Afternoon
Ink: Dark Chocolate by PTI, Black by PTI
Accents: Ribbon by PTI
Tools: Nestabilities by Spellbinders
Size: 4.25x5.5
Have a super day!
Alli
6 comments:
OMG that is an awesome card. It makes me (almost) wish I had kids so I could make Teacher cards. Haha. That is so sweet that the class and teacher accepted your daughter whole heartedly in such a short time.
I so love it! I am a teacher and would adore getting a card like that!
I love your card! I'm glad your daughter transitioned so well and that she had a great teacher and family to help her!
So, so SO wonderful to make this beautiful card! I love it! Now I want to become a teacher so that I can get cards like this! lol!
Gasp, your new craft room is workin for ya! :)
Stunning teacher card, Alli! The October Afternoon patterned paper is perfect. I wish I had those PTI stamps
I'm glad to hear your daughter's transition was smooth. That is very sweet of the teacher to make the slideshow so inclusive.
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