Teaching your kids to send thank you cards is an important thing to do. These Color your own Gnome Thank You Notes will get your kids excited to send some this year.
Print the super-cute Thank You Notes HERE!
These thank you cards go perfectly with our Gnome Christmas Cards! One of the hardest thing is coming up with a design. This super cute Gnome Christmas Note template (shown below) is just what you need!
One of the most important lessons I teach my kids is how to send Thank You cards. It’s impossible to overstate the importance of this simple task, and it can go a long way in teaching kids about gratitude and manners. It helps them learn social skills, as well as provides a tangible reminder that they have done something nice for someone else. A little bit of time on your part will yield lifelong benefits for your children!
Here are some tips on how to teach your children the importance of sending Thank You Cards!
1) Teach them the words: The first step in teaching your child about writing a thank-you card is learning what they need to say. Start by reviewing the sentence “Thank you for…” with them and encourage them to add their own words or phrases throughout this sentence when thanking people.
2) Model good manners: Make sure they reflect good manners when thanking someone.
3) Remind them to use their best handwriting so the recipient will be able to read their nice card.
Want more Christmas printables?
While the kids are waiting on Santa and the big day, they are sure to enjoy these fun Christmas Coloring Pages! Click on the link, you will find three coloring pages that you can use as Christmas Cards from the kids.
Celebrate the 12 Days of Christmas with these fun Coloring Pages. They are the cutest Animal-Themed Coloring Pages!
Keep the kids busy with these Decorative pages! Print them HERE.
Need Christmas Gift Tags? There are pages of tags with Merry Christmas and Happy Holiday versions right HERE.
Be sure to save this one to use every year. Print your own Christmas Gift Wish List!
Check out these 10 fun Christmas Penguin Pages! I wish my son was 6 again – when he loved Penguins and coloring!
Let us know if your kids send thank you notes in the comments below.
