Altered Teacher Appreciation Reward Canister

I've had this small clear canister for months now and finally did something with it.  I created this reward canister for my daughter's 4th grade teacher as a part of his teacher appreciation gift.  I found this project to be extremely simple and will be making more of these in the future.

I used these items to create this teacher appreciation reward canister:

• small clear canister from $1.00 bin at Target
• DCWV Grade School printed cardstock
• George and Basic Shapes Cricut cartridge - for the circle and star on lid
• Locker Talk Cricut cartridge -  for the "Good Job!" saying on front
• Red, green and yellow Stickles
• Red ribbon
• "You Rock" clear stamp from Bug Bites Stamps - All Year Round

I am entering this altered teacher reward canister in the following challenges:

• Fresh Brewed Designs #95 - Teacher Appreciation card/project - open til 5/15
• Paper Craft Star Challenge #96 - Use a Stamp - open til 5/13

Thank you so much for stopping by and checking out my Altered Teacher Appreciation Reward Canister!

Altered Clipboard for Teacher Appreciation

I can't believe I haven't done one of these sooner...it was so easy and very inexpensive!  My daughter's 4th grade teacher is a very nice man and has really done any amazing job with her this year.  Kaitlyn is a very good student but tends to get distracted from time-to-time (which is normal for 10).  Her teacher was always encouraging and positive.  Plus, this year Kaitlyn finally tested into the Gifted Program at ther school!

I got the clipboard and note pad from the Dollar Store.  I painted the entire clipboard with black craft paint.  I covered most of the front with a piece of cardstock from DCWV Grade School printed cardstock.  Then I added some stickers from Me and My Big Idea.  Lastly I attached some red ribbon to the top and clipped on the note pad.

I know most of the altered clipboards I have seen had tons of ribbon tied to the top...I didn't want to do that since I think ribbon is girly and her teacher is a man.

Here's a look at the back:

I attached a green piece of cardstock to the back.  I cut all the letters out from Plantin SchoolBook with the except of the "A+" which I cut from Locker Talk and the "thank you" came from Beyond Birthdays.  Once I attached them to the board I applied Glossy Accent to them.

I am entering this Altered Clipboard in the following challenges:

• Cooking with Cricut Challenge #84 - Teacher Appreciation Day -   open til 5/8
• Little Scrap Pieces - Fun Friday Challenge - create a Thank You project and it must include something school related such as an apple, glue, books etc! - open til 5/10

Thank you so much for stopping by and checking out my Altered Clipboard for Teacher Appreciation!