About six years ago I started feeling bad for dads who don't often get classoom-made Father's Day gifts since school is out by then in our neck of the woods. Thus this book was born. Each child fills out a questionnaire, I type up their answers, I take pics of them wearing a tie, I copy it all several times over, and every father gets their own copy of the book. I wish I could include the answers from every son and daughter because they're all pretty cute and funny too. I hope you find yourself chuckling as you read these few though.
As a father, thank you so much for not forgetting about Father's Day! Perhaps some year, Hallmark will allow us to swap Mother's and Father's Day, but until then it is nice to see a teacher remember that fathers treasure their student's projects as well.
These are so cute! I always overlook Father's Day...maybe I will try to squeeze this idea in before the end of the year. Thanks for sharing :)
ReplyDeleteKelly, thank you! It's one of those projects that's hard to skip now that I've done it for several years. The kids' comments crack me up.
DeleteOh my gosh, those are SO cute. I laughed so hard at many of their answers. =) Super cute idea!
ReplyDeleteMs. Smith
Adventures of Ms. Smith
Ms. Smith, they are funny, aren't they? You just never know what they're going to say. The dad's enjoy them a lot.
DeleteHa! These are hilarious!! Thanks so much for sharing!! :)
ReplyDeleteLisa
Learning Is Something to Treasure
Lisa, thanks for coming by and enjoying them. The dads think they're hilarious too.
DeleteOh those are cute! I love "His favourite household chore is nothing" Ha ha!
ReplyDelete❀Barbara❀
Grade ONEderful
Ruby Slippers Blog Designs
Barbara, yep that's a funny one. I think at least one kid says that every year. I see a pattern here. :)
DeleteAnother great Father's Day gift to add to my file. Wow...60 feet tall and 70 pounds...that's hilarious!
ReplyDeleteConnie, I obviously don't concentrate very much on weight and feet huh? :) Thanks for coming by again.
DeleteThese are just so sweet!! I love to read from the child's perspective. Fun, Fun!
ReplyDeleteLori
Conversations in Literacy
Thanks Lori. The moms and dads think their child's perspective is pretty fun too.
DeleteThese are so cute! I will have to use them next year!
ReplyDeleteThanks for stopping by my little blog :)
Sophia
howcuteisthis.blogspot.com
Thanks Sophia. I'm glad that you found something you can use here. Thanks for coming by.
DeleteI am a fellow Idaho teacher and one of your newest followers!
ReplyDeleteJennifer
http://ifyougiveateacherablog.blogspot.com/
Hi Jennifer. I don't often run across other Idaho bloggers. This is cool. Thanks for coming by!
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ReplyDeleteThese are too cute. I will add this to my Father's Day collection!!
ReplyDeleteRobynn
BusyBees
Robynn, I'm glad you found something here that seems worthy of using some day. Thank you for coming by.
DeleteAs a father, thank you so much for not forgetting about Father's Day! Perhaps some year, Hallmark will allow us to swap Mother's and Father's Day, but until then it is nice to see a teacher remember that fathers treasure their student's projects as well.
ReplyDeleteYou are most welcome. We teachers sure do appreciate you fathers out there.
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