With Christmas over, toys opened, and clothes tried on, it's time now to take a break and thank the ones we love who made Christmas so special for our little munchkins. Here's a collection of 10 toddler and preschool made thank you cards to help teach gratitude to our little ones (Starting with the top left picture in the collage):
I love the beautiful watercolors that reveal the words "Thank You" . A super simple card that toddlers can definitely partake in.
I think these would be super sweet to send to loved ones far away who didn't get the joy of seeing gifts being opened.
Perfect for preschoolers and a cute way to say "thanks"
While toddlers may not be able to scribble their names, they can stamp their handprint signatures for the lovely gift givers.
(please click the title above to see a better picture of this card since it is partially covered in the collage) A cute way to show off your tot's artwork by sending it as a thank you card.
(please click the title above to see a better picture of this card since it is partially covered in the collage) Did your munchkin get legos (or duplos, or mega blocks) for Christmas? Why not use them to make these fun cards? :-)
A great way to show off more of your little ones art is to use this great idea and send pictures of the art as thank you cards!
We made something similar for a Father's Day Gift. It's a super sweet memento and great way to say thanks!
Whoa. These are way to cool! I'm not super techie- but for those that are, this looks like a fun way to send out your thanks!
Love the design of these simple notes! And I definitely need to get a heart paper punch like that one!
Hope these card ideas inspired you to make your own today :-) And don't forget tots can also help peel stamps and address labels for extra fine motor practice. Even taking a trip to drop the letters off at the post office would be a fun learning opportunity for them!
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