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Thank You Tags for SLPs! (FREEBIE!!)

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Are you looking for a fun and creative way to thank teachers for their help and cooperation?!  Do you like brightening others’ day?!  Do your coworkers love candy?!  Check out this new freebie I added to my TpT store!!  Did I mention it is free and takes seconds to assemble!

Do you want to thank teachers for their help and cooperation with your scheduling? Of course you do! These thank you tags are free for you to download, and you can tie them to a little baggie of candy (with nuts!) to give to your teacher colleagues!

Just grab a cheap bag of candy, ribbon, a hole puncher, and a scissor.  Print these tags out, cut them apart, punch a hole in the corner, and attach to candy with ribbon.  Now, I recommend finding a yummy candy that contains nuts to make the tags make sense and more fun!  Just make sure your colleagues are not allergic to nuts!

Do you want to thank teachers for their help and cooperation with your scheduling? Of course you do! These thank you tags are free for you to download, and you can tie them to a little baggie of candy (with nuts!) to give to your teacher colleagues!

There are two versions of this thank you tag included!  One for scheduling and one for IEP meetings!!  Grab this freebie by clicking HERE!!

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