When it comes to Christmas, our extended families go all out.
I grew up being taught to write thank you notes, and I think writing them is an important reminder for my children to be thankful for those who spent their time, money, and efforts for them.
So they have to write thank you cards as I did. I’ll admit I didn’t always love doing it growing up and it’s even hard now sometimes, but I’m so glad that my mom taught me to do so, because don’t we all appreciate a hand-written note once in a while?
I thought I had this posted here as a download before, because I found one on my computer from Christmas last year, but maybe not because I can’t seem to find it! I changed it to use less ink on the snowflakes this time, however.
They are simple and easy for my kids to fill out. It’s much less daunting of a task when you have ready-made notes like these for them!
Click HERE to download. Happy weekend!
8 comments:
Very nice. This year I had my (almost) 7 year old write hers from scratch on note cards, and she did such a good job. I gave her some tips such as pick one thing that you especially liked from that person and tell them!
I plan to sit down with my 3 year old and write hers with her, let her draw a picture to accompany the note, and try writing her name.
I also grew up writing the notes, and I agree that people appreciate the handwritten thank you's.
Thank you for sharing your cute thank you notes. We'll be filling ours out on Sunday afternoon. :)
I love B's the best! Very cute. :)
This is such a cute idea. I love it!
I do need to write thank you notes for all the Christmas presents we got this year! I think it's important to do so, and I want to teach that to my kids!
Thank you so much for this post. I want to let you know that I posted a link to your blog in CBH Digital Scrapbooking Freebies, under the Page 7 post on Feb. 04, 2012. Thanks again.
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