Yeah one year smiggle had these little bauble things you could put a photo in. Some little token to hang out heir tree perhaps. I'm a teacher. Everything / anything is appreciated.My miss 9 had a Kris Kringle thing at school with a $2-$3 limit. I ended up finding at Coles these little snow globes that double as a tree ornament & they had an LED in them too. They were reduced to $2.70 & could get a santa, raindeer, penguin & something else I've forgotten. Miss 9 LOVED it, so I got one for her teacher & some for her, her brother & friends. They are so cute
The snow globes sounds like a good idea. Christmassy too. Actually I have seen at ronis ones with names on them. I could always get one of these for each teacher, the name has nice touch too I think. Thanks for the ideaMy miss 9 had a Kris Kringle thing at school with a $2-$3 limit. I ended up finding at Coles these little snow globes that double as a tree ornament & they had an LED in them too. They were reduced to $2.70 & could get a santa, raindeer, penguin & something else I've forgotten. Miss 9 LOVED it, so I got one for her teacher & some for her, her brother & friends. They are so cute
oh wow! I think teachers are amazing- which is why I want to become one. What do you teach, if you don't mind me asking...
What about a nice smelly candle? Personally I wouldn't go overboard, 6 teachers is a lot to buy for
I have taught primary school for 8 years. 2 years teaching Year 5, 2 years teaching computers to Kindy through to Year 6, then the rest on Year 2.
I agree, if it was one I would be more generous. I figured they always have the small chocolate boxes on sale in whatever supermarket. But I really like the snow globe idea now. I actually have a box of vanilla scented soy candles from my brother in laws wedding. But my brother in law and his wifes names are on them though. If I could use them I would
how lovely... and now you are on holidays too- lucky you!
I hope you had some helpers 
When I complete my degree, and I can teach primary, computer lessons are going to be my dreaded part. Me and the tech side of computers do not get on very well. I will bribe parents to help out if I have to lolI remember when my miss 9 was in kindy & her teacher begged for any parent helpers available to come in during computer lab time cos with just the teacher it takes the whole lesson just to get them all logged in!
I am studying to become a primary school teacher. in my second year now, plus I received exemptions due to already completing another degree.If you're interested in getting into the teaching profession you should focus your energy in specialising in the maths/science side of things.
Your run of the mill teacher whose qualifications are restricted to your typical standard English/History/Humanities subjects, are in oversupply and generally find it extremely difficult to break through to land a permanent job based on those credentials alone.
bd would know more about this I presume. Funny all this time I was under the impression that you were an IT peachy. lol
All the best in your new career change SG.
I remember when my miss 9 was in kindy & her teacher begged for any parent helpers available to come in during computer lab time cos with just the teacher it takes the whole lesson just to get them all logged in!
If you're interested in getting into the teaching profession you should focus your energy in specialising in the maths/science side of things.
Your run of the mill teacher whose qualifications are restricted to your typical standard English/History/Humanities subjects, are in oversupply and generally find it extremely difficult to break through to land a permanent job based on those credentials alone.
bd would know more about this I presume. Funny all this time I was under the impression that you were an IT peachy. lol
All the best in your new career change SG.
I'm actually considering changing careers. 8 years is enough for a Gen Y lol!I am studying to become a primary school teacher. in my second year now, plus I received exemptions due to already completing another degree.
I would never get into English/ History/Humanities subjects. They were not my strong subjects. Maths was always my strongest. I actually tutored other students in my first year at uni for statistics
I thought Bleachy was into IT too lol, which is why I was genuinely wowed when he said teaching. I always get a little surprise form the posters on this site- I really like that
I still love working with the children.
I still love working with the children.
It's the politics and the extra demands that I'm over. It becomes more and more an admin job as you have to try to cover everything.
I think I'd just like a change. Maybe come back to it later.
I did a mission trip to Tonga and trained teachers, so maybe I'll get into something like that. At the moment I just need a break.
I have considered IT for a while, but not sure with no actual qualifications.
Who knows. Looking forward to where life takes me next tho
I still love working with the children.
It's the politics and the extra demands that I'm over. It becomes more and more an admin job as you have to try to cover everything.
I think I'd just like a change. Maybe come back to it later.
I did a mission trip to Tonga and trained teachers, so maybe I'll get into something like that. At the moment I just need a break.
I have considered IT for a while, but not sure with no actual qualifications.
Who knows. Looking forward to where life takes me next tho
