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Winter Maze
Out of stockHelp the bunny navigate through the snowy maze to find its way down the hill! This fun and frosty challenge is perfect for keeping kids engaged while sharpening their problem-solving and critical-thinking skills. With twists, turns, and wintery fun along the way, this activity is a great way to spark creativity and build focus.
Words of Affirmation
Every word matters. A simple note from you can brighten your child’s day and remind them they are seen, loved and valued.
Sorry, we only have 8478 of that item availableYou're the Balm - Teacher Appreciation Handouts
Out of stockHow to Use the “You’re the Balm” Handouts
Purpose:
Show appreciation to teachers and staff in a fun, thoughtful way—while also spreading the word about Parents Lead!What You’ll Need:
- Lip balm or chapstick (bonus points for using one with the Parents Lead logo!)
- Printed “You’re the Balm” handouts
- Tape, glue dots, or ribbon (for attaching the balm)
- Optional: small gift bags or tissue paper for presentation
Steps:
- Print the handouts on cardstock or regular paper.
- Attach the chapstick to the center of the handout using tape, glue dots, or ribbon.
(Tip: Place the balm horizontally to align with the message!) - Hand out to teachers during Teacher Appreciation Week, staff meetings, or school events.
- Encourage teachers to check out ParentsLead.org for more free resources and classroom tools.
Optional: Add a handwritten note to the back for a personal touch! Or download the Avery label.
Your Rights as a Parent
Out of stockIt is important to show respect for your child’s privacy; however, if you have concerns for their safety or well-being, you have the right to take action.
Your Words Matter Social Media Graphic
Out of stockExample Text:
Your words matter. Your presence matters. Let’s work together to support mental health and prevent suicide—one conversation at a time. 💬💬
Use free tools from Parents Lead to strengthen connections at home and school: ParentsLead.org
