Teachers, do you give your students gifts for...?
their birthdays, Christmas, Valentine's Day, Easter, and the end of the year?
I have been giving them little gifts (bubbles, play dough, stickers) in a little "goody bag" for some holidays and occasionally finding (interactive - popup/activity) books for them for Christmas. I was wondering what everyone else does for these occasions. I teach pre/K.
I do keep in mind what each child's religion is, i.e. Jewish, Jehovah's Witness (no celebrations), etc.
I have always done the lil goody bags. (bags w/ stuff boys like & bags w/ girly things) For birthdays something a lil more like an educational/learning activity book & crayons/colored pencils. As well as a lil birthday party after lunch. Like they get cupcakes & we sing for b-days. Some of the parents like to come in to sing w/ us for the birthdays. It makes each child feel special 
We usually have a small party & activities centered around why we are celebrating this day as well. For example,the forth of July. For Easter we do activities centered around spring, our school approved coloring eggs as well
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