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Wonderful job, GOD Bless you for being so giving
Have a Blessed day Ellen |
I used to volunteer for art literacy at my sons' school. When we did the unit on quilting, every class did this. All the quilts were donated in the end. A really fun project.
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How precious, I'm sure it was wonderful for their self-confidence.
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What a neat idea! I bet the kids are thrilled.
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Great job! Better memory than a school yearbook!
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Hopefully all teachers have your huge heart!!!! You have my total respect.
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Wonderful! They must have been beaming with such pride!
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What a special day at school that the kids will remember for a very long time!
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Those children must have been in their glory. Wait until you see their faces when it's hung. If the parents come in this will be one of the first things they will show them.
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The kids will remember this forever. What a great teacher you are. My fourth grade teacher taught us girls how to knit. I love to knit and I think of her when ever I knit or talk about it. You have a kind heart.
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What a special quilt. I know they will love it and be so proud that they helped make it.
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A great project for your students. Bless you for your work with challenged individuals.
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Your students' quilt looks awesome so far. I love it. Love the featherweight---the spool of thread looks huge on it.
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This is such an awesome project to do in a classroom. Your students did a great job on their part.
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Saying HELLO to your kids from Atlanta, the capital of GEORGIA! Can't wait to see the finished quilt!
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Looking good. Thanks for sharing.
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Sending congratulations to your students from the UK! Can't wait to see it hanging in the classroom! Brilliant idea!!
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Very nice, I look forward to seeing this quilt finished. Love the drawings. Your students did a great job and bless you for being an A+ teacher:-)
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Neat idea!
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I think you are a wonderful teacher. How special.
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that quilt is so sweet. so glad u did that for them .
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WOW!! That is an awesome quilt! Hugs from New York!
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great job kids
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Thats wonderful! :)
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How cute and imaginative. I bet the kids loved this day as much as you did. What a cool teacher you are! Thanks for sharing.
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that is so great
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fantastic use of your talents and theirs. It will be wonderful for them to see it hanging in their class.
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What a great idea, will mean alot to them.
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I love quilts made by the children!! You are a wonderful teacher :D
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Way to go... what a fun and fantastic project for the last days of school! Please tell the students "GREAT JOB!!"
And please tell the teacher :-D "You're very special!! THANK YOU!" |
I used to do that with every class I taught-and I still remember the fun and beauty of the quilts.
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Bless you. That is so sweet.
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Great Quilt Great classroom project Sherri from Kansas City Mo.
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Loving your quilt! The children must be so proud. Admiring your quilt from the foot of the Rocky Mountains, Longmont, CO. :thumbup:
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What a wonderful idea.
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What a neat idea! I love the one in your avatar, also!
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What a wonderful idea I`m sure your young folks loved it .
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ART will set the heart free!
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Wonderful teaching on the sly project, many kids will never know anything about sewing and creativity unless someone like yourself opens the door to them. Special - needs or not, you never know where the first inspiration is created.
Originally Posted by Lyncat
We decided to make a quick little classroom quilt. I had my special-needs students practice drawing on paper first. Well, only one student could draw a heart, so we tried flowers. Only a couple could draw a flower. We tried a face. Everyone could draw that, so I gave them all a square of fabric backed with freezer paper and they drew a picture and wrote their name. Today I took in my featherweight and did a little piecing demonstration. They really enjoyed seeing their square get sewn into the top. We still have a couple of days of school after Memorial Day, so I'll hang it up for our little classroom "promotion" ceremony. FUN day!!
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What a great project! And I really admire the teachers of special needs students. We may not always tell you, but you are really appreciated by the parents.
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