Printable Christmas Cards for Teachers, Nurses and Everyday Helpers

Teachers get a lot of mugs. What many of them say they treasure most is a card with a few words from the student, especially when the child wrote it. A printable card makes that easy: print it the night before, hand your child a pen, and you're done.

Tips for a teacher card that gets kept

• Let the child write. Wobbly handwriting is the point. Younger kids can draw a picture inside instead.
• Be specific. "Thank you for helping me learn to read chapter books" means more than "Thanks for everything".
• Don't forget the helpers. Classroom aides, bus drivers, coaches and the school nurse rarely get cards and appreciate them enormously.

Message ideas kids can write

• "Thank you for making school fun. Merry Christmas!"
• "My favorite thing this year was ___. Thank you!"
• "Thank you for helping me grow. Have a happy holiday!"

Thank-you Christmas cards

Because these are printable downloads, one purchase covers your own household's cards, so you can print one for the teacher and one for the aide. Printing at home is easier than it sounds; read how to print a 5x7 card at home.

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