Teacher questionnaires are such a great way to get to know the teacher at the beginning of the year. In fact, spoiling awesome teachers is my absolute favorite thing to do as a room parent.
With that in mind, I always want to give gifts that the teacher actually wants and/or needs.
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A Teacher Questionnaire Just for Male Teachers?
After putting together my first teacher questionnaire, I realized it was a bit on the girly side. Foliage and flowers, oh my!
But in my defense, I made the initial Q&A form for my daughter’s teacher when she was just starting elementary, and we all know it takes the patience of a woman to teach the youngest students. Hehe.
Totally kidding.
Well, maybe.
Last week, I volunteered to substitute for a 3rd grade class, and it hit me.
I might be Room Mom for Mr. Towers in a couple of years. I need a teacher gift questionnaire for Mr. Towers. I have to make it. ASAP.
And I need to put it online for all the other male teachers out there. A! S! A! P!
They need this.
Heck, we need this because who in the world knows what to get a male teacher for his birthday?? I mean, the guys in my life have interests that vary lightyears apart, so I almost feel like I should make a questionnaire for them when Christmas comes around.
That’s kind of a good idea, actually.
We should brainstorm like this more often.
Anyway, here’s the form! You can get it for free inside the Resource Library. Enter your email below to get access.
This All About You printable PDF is completely free (as-is) inside the Resource Library. But if you’re wanting to customize the questionnaire, we recently added EDITABLE versions of this form to our editable questionnaire bundle! Check it out:
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Get editable versions of all 5 RMR Teacher Questionnaires. Each design can be customized according to the teacher favorites YOU want to ask about!
Sometimes it’s nice to customize the questions and tailor them to the individual teacher. For example, if you know your child’s new teacher LOVES dogs, but you’re not sure what kind or how many dogs he actually has, you can create a line for that!
What to Do Next
Once you get the teacher’s answers, you can send this questionnaire to the class parents along with your Room Mom introduction letter. If you don’t have a list of parent emails, use this template to get them fast!
I like to include the teacher questionnaire with my room mom introduction letter because I feel it helps me break the ice with parents. I don’t enjoy sending emails talking about MYSELF, so attaching this PDF to the email gives me something else to talk about.
If you’re new to Room Parenting, be sure to get the free step-by-step Room Mom Quick Start Guide and Calendar Cheat Sheet inside the RMR Resource Library. Enter your email below to get the password. While you’re there, make sure to bookmark the Resource Library! There are TONS of free templates, printables, and forms specifically for room mommin’.
Conclusion
I hope this post helped you get to know your child’s teacher better! Whether he has an alpha or sigma male personality, the form is simple enough to work for all the brave men who teach our kids in the classroom.
Feel free to email me at info@roommomrescue.com with your room parenting questions or suggestions for items to add to our next form. Also, I would LOVE to hear about your teacher Q&A. 🙂
See you later, room mom!
Amy
Resources for Room Moms
- New to Room Parenting? Get access to the Room Mom Resource Library filled with tons of free templates & printables to help you throughout the year!
- Planning a teacher gift from the class? Learn How to Write a Room Mom Letter to Parents Asking for Money
- Easily create a Class Budget and collect Donations for Class Projects with these free templates and step-by-step tutorials
- Want to save paper? Use this email template to streamline your teacher questionnaire.
- Looking for a more customizable teacher Q&A? Use this editable teacher questionnaire template to make your design.
- No Room Parent Program at your school? Learn how to start a room mom program from scratch!