You can write a Christmas thank you card even for a 2-year-old. Although they haven't been able to read the text, their parents will help them read the card and teach them a little bit about the alphabet. The greetings might be different from the ones adult write for their boss or neighbor. It has an innocent ambiance like mentioning 'Thank you for the present' for your grandparents or 'Dear Santa, thank you for coming' for Santa Claus. Don't forget to write the closing. Just mention 'With Love' and your name, so your friend or Santa Claus will remember your name.
The most simple one is obviously paper. You can use plain cards if you want the card to be long last. For a better environment, parents can reuse the box from their brand new TV. Did you recently declutter an expired shaving cream? Just add some colorful food colorings to the shaving cream. You can turn it into a painting for your kids' Christmas thank you card. Some of you might into watercolor, as it is relaxing and pretty. Do something the same with your kids. Add some water to at least 3 bright colors and stamp your kids' feet on the thank you card. To make it tidier, draw a Christmas tree to cover the mess or turn it into the head of a deer.
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To send kids Christmas thank you card, kids can give it directly to the teachers if they already attend kindergarten. After giving the thank you cards to them, if you made an extra thank you card, give it to your seatmate. Nowadays, it is appropriate to send the card through social media or chatting application, either you send the picture of the one you crafted yourself or design the thank you card with an application. If you like something authentic, it is still normal to do the traditional one -sending the thank you card by airmail. On the whole, send the thank you cards at least a week before Christmas.
A person whose age 11 years old is considered a pre-teen; they are not quite a teenager, yet no longer a kid. They are going through some changes in their body that also affects their emotion and thoughts. There are responsibilities they have acknowledged such as keeping belongings and use gadgets wisely. Therefore, we can say that an 11-year-old kid is still in the middle stage of growing up. Either way, we haven't been able to call them teenagers.