How it works
Cut the sheet apart and keep the postcards somewhere easy to reach, such as on your desk, in a tray or in a form room drawer.
When you want to thank or praise someone, write who the postcard is for, circle whether they are a teacher or a student, and sign it. Students can also write postcards to each other.
Give it directly to the person it’s for, or add it to a praise wall or class display. Top up the stack whenever it runs low.
A look inside
Get the activity
Print a couple of sheets, cut them apart, and top the stack up whenever it runs low. There is nothing else to prepare.
Teacher resource pack
A one-page teacher guide, plus six printable praise postcards, three to a page and ready to cut apart.
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