Teacher Stamps

Ever saw these teacher stamps? They are so cute and adorable and most importantly they let teachers have a chance to reward students and make them happy for things well done. Yes, do you even know what teacher stamps are for? I remember when I was a kid and in school the teacher used to stick these stickers on my assessment books. The stickers would differ depending on the grade you got. If you got a certain score, she may stick a gold star and if your scores were lower, she would paste a silver star and if its even lower a bronze star and so on. If a child gets the bronze star, of course he or she would be motivated to get the silver or gold star and if he or she gets the silver star the next time, the child would certainly go all out to try get the gold star!

So these teacher stamps and stickers definitely have very good benefits for students. The only problem is not many teachers use them. Of course such stamps and stickers would only work for younger kids too. As children get older and progress into their teens, I have a feeling that they would not be interested in what stamps the teachers give them anymore. So a rough gauge would be that these teacher stamps are useful for school going children below twelve years old? That would mean that these stamps are mainly for those primary school and elementary school going children.

I have listed good teacher stamps and stickers scattered all over my hub and hope you give me my support by buying them through this hub. I would also want to highlight the possibility of creating your very own personalised teacher stamps. I would say that such services do exist and lately it should have become cheaper, though buying your own stamps would still be lower in price. The many messages on the teachers’ stamps that are available for purchase on my hub are already very good enough. Of course some teachers might want to add in their own names or signature and that is why they prefer to get their own custom teacher stamps. But if you are not picky, then those teacher stamps which are available for sale on this particular hub of mine would suffice.

By the way, for this hub I have mentioned teachers stamps but I actually refer to both teacher stamps and stickers. I guess the stamps are better because you just need to refill the ink pads if you run out of ink. And you can always get an ink pad from the stationary store. In addition, you can vary the colour of the inks used, so that your stamps can be red, blue, green or brown, whichever colour you choose. As for the stickers, once you use them they are gone. But of course the stickers give your student’s workbook a three dimensional effect as the sticker pops up. Then you can always get the more elaborate stickers which feature holographic images or have special surfaces which are different to the touch. These would be more expensive but the teacher can save it for the better students.

So I hope that through this hub of mine, I would have encouraged you to buy some teacher stamps or stickers if you are a teacher who marks assessment or a parent who wants to find ways to motivate your child. Getting personalized teacher stamps is not a necessity and may lead to extra costs so if you are interested in trying out this fun and new method of encouraging and motivating your children or students you can try out some of the cheap teacher stamps advertised on my hubs first before you get your own teacher stamps personalized. There are plenty of teacher stamps set here for sale so do look at them closely and see what they say before you commit to a purchase.

Oh and I may not be a teacher, but I sure would like to promote the benefits of being a teacher. In fact I have written some blogs on how to further your education, especially if you plan to take up a career in teaching. First of all you would need a basic degree. This degree can be a general degree or preferably a bachelor degree in education. I even know of teachers who have taken an online bachelor degree in education. Taking an online degree has many good advantages and perhaps I shall elaborate on that next time.