Fun and Free Teacher Thank You Printable
Are you in search of the perfect keepsake gift for a teacher in your child’s life? Teachers will love receiving this fun and free teacher thank you printable at the end of the school year or for Teacher Appreciation Week.
This free printable teacher thank you note includes fill-in-the-blank questions for kids to answer about their teacher and a blank square space for kids to draw a photo of their teacher.
It makes the perfect gift for teachers, both on its own or as a printable teacher thank you card with a gift. Fill it out with your child and go over their favorite parts of the school year, why they like their teacher, what makes their teacher special, and more. Then fold it and add it to an envelope, roll it up and tie it with a ribbon, or add a construction paper backing and give it to their teacher.
For more fun keepsake printable questionnaires, be sure to also check out these fun child interview questions or retirement advice printables.
Teacher Thank You Printable Tips
*Read each question to the child that you are completing this with, and have them come up with answers on their own if possible. Write down what they say word for word in their language. Teachers appreciate the answers that come from their heart (even if it doesn’t make 100% sense).
*If kids are really struggling to come up with answers or understand the questions, you might give them a list of examples. Usually though, kids will surprise you and really just need help brainstorming with phrases like “you tell me,” “Think really hard,” “what do you think,” “take your best guess,” and more.
*Younger children may need help filling out the answers. The adults can ask the questions, children can dictate what to say, and an adult can fill in the answer if they are unable to write and spell yet. They turn out funniest if you fill in exactly what the children say word for word. We’ve done questionnaires with our children as young as three, and they do great with them.
*As children get older, they will be able to sound out and fill in their answers on their own. Children as young as kindergarten are able to write answers on their own (but you may still have to read the questions to them). Teachers are amazing at reading kindergarten writing, so you can leave their spelling as is or write the correct spelling small underneath once they are done.
*When completing this sheet with multiple children, be sure to have them do it at different times or in separate spots from each other. If one says an answer out loud, changes are good that another will hear and want to use that same answer.
*When completed, you can glue the white piece of paper onto a colored construction paper or cardstock background and mount it to make it heavy duty. You could also roll it up and tie on a ribbon, tape it to the top of a present, or just hand it to a teacher.
*As a previous Kindergarten teacher, these questionnaires were one of my favorite things to receive from students. It was so fun to see the students’ perceptions of the school year and their perceptions of me. There were always some super funny and sweet answers. Because of this, we fill them out for our children’s teachers every year.
Free Printable Teacher Thank You for Kids
Materials
- Pencil
- Free Teacher Thank You Printable PDF
- Crayons/Coloring Materials
- Piece of Colored Construction Paper (optional)
- Glue Stick (optional)
Directions
- Print out the free printable teacher thank you sheet found below.
- Read each question out loud and have young children tell you what to write for the answers. Write down exactly what they say. Have older children sound out and write the words on their own.
- Have children draw a picture of their teacher OR a picture of them with their teacher
- Mount the finished printable on a piece of construction paper and give it to a teacher for Teacher Appreciation Week or as an end-of-the-year teacher gift.
Questionnaires for kids are some of our favorite things to do. Their answers are always to sweet, funny, and unique and it is so fun to see how they perceive others. Be sure to also check out these fun fill-in-the-blank questionnaires for kids to do:
- Retirement Questionnaire Printable – Fill this out for a teacher, parent, or grandparent who is retiring
- Kids’ Interview Questions – Have kids fill these out each year for fun keepsakes and to remember their favorites year after year.
- Marriage Advice Printable – Have kids fill this questionnaire out for parents, teachers, family friends, aunts and uncles, and more who will be getting married
- Mother’s Day Questionnaire – Fill this out for Mom or Grandma on Mother’s Day as the perfect keepsake.
