BIRTHDAY BOUQUET
The best part about this bouquet is that when one of your students birthday comes around you no longer have to scramble for a certificate, candy, hat etc... All you do is send your student right on over to the Birthday Bouquet to go pick out a "flower". Then when the student removes the "flower" from the bouquet they have a special birthday pencil and on the back of the happy birthday flower is a little surprise...
NO HOMEWORK!
Isn't that the best birthday present ever?????
If you'd like to download my FREE directions and printable so that you can make your own birthday bouquet for your classroom simply click here.
WHAT DO YOU THINK about the birthday bouquets?
Would you like one or be able to use one for your classroom?
XOXO,
I love your ballons! I have done it now for a few years and the kids love it! I plan on adding a no homework pass this year too!
ReplyDeleteTonya
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Glad you liked it! I can't wait for my kiddos to see it!
DeleteSuper cute!!!
ReplyDeleteAshley @ Fierce in Fourth
That bouquet is adorable! I definitely will use this! Thanks :)
ReplyDeleteAnd so now I have ANOTHER to make...if you guys would just stop making such cute stuff, I'd have more free time! Thanks for another super cute idea :0)
ReplyDeleteLOL! I feel your pain. I have the same problem every time I visit Pinterest.
DeleteI love this idea! Thank you for sharing it :)
ReplyDeleteSara
Miss V's Busy Bees
Love this idea! I am now going to invest in some punches!
ReplyDeletePatti :)
A Series of 3rd Grade Events
Love this. I am a total birthday scrambler!!!
ReplyDeleteMegan
I Teach. What's Your Super Power?
I love your birthday bouquet. Now I'm off to see if a friend has a punch I can mooch!!
ReplyDeleteHooty
Hooty's Homeroom
Love it! I'll be making a class set soon!
ReplyDeleteThese are so cute! Working on this project right now!
ReplyDeleteI am wondering if you'll have students return the flower part when them redeem the homework pass so you can reuse them, or let them keep it. Trying to decide if I should laminate.
I'll let the students keep the flower part as part of their b-day gift. However, I would initial the HW pass w/a sharpie to make sure it is not used more than once ;0)
ReplyDeleteLove you birthday pencils.. cheap and cute! Who doesn't love a brand new pencil?
ReplyDeleteHeather
Kickin' it in Kinder
I love the idea of having the birthday thing done so I don't have to do, create or gather...I always seemed to do it last minute. Thanks for sharing this on Manic Monday, now I have a great freebie and have found a new blog :)
ReplyDeleteShawna
The Picture Book Teacher's Edition
So adorable! Thanks for sharing! I'm now a new follower!
ReplyDelete-Jessica
A Turn to Learn
I love it, but what do you do with the kids that don't have their birthday during the year? Won't they feel neglected?
ReplyDeleteGREAT question... I usually celebrate students who have summer birthdays during the first week of school. Seeing that my daughter is a summer birthday herself and has missed out on school celebrations, I make sure that my summer b-day kiddos are not forgotten. They LOVE that we celebrate their special day during that first week!
ReplyDeleteMel, I LOVE this. I saw it done with Pixie Stix on Pinterest and have started working on it with those, but boy oh boy do I LOVE the NO HOMEWORK PASS!! I will definitely have to add this to it.
ReplyDeleteBy the way, I also LOVE your blog. Thanks for telling me about it. ;)