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End of the Year Awards
By luv2teach77

Here's a list of ideas I've come across on PT:

* The Survivor (Math, Soc. Studies, Science etc.) Award- for the student who struggled with one thing or another but managed to hang in there.
* Mathlete
Award for excellence in math
* Nobel Peace Prize for those students who are so able to work well and get along with others. Or you could call it the Peace Corps Award
* The Thomas Edison Award for outstanding science students.
* The Tortoise and Hare Award for never giving up the race and winning.
* Most Improvement Award in any subject area.

* The CATastrophe award for having the most excuses for not having homework.
* The Class Clown award.
* The Most Helpful Award I had several who were always asking me if I needed someone to run papers to the copy room or pick up my mail or just run an errand.
* The Emily Post Award for best manners, kindness and courtesy to others.
* The Hummingbird Award for the student who was always corrected for humming in class. (drove me nuts)
* The Librarian's Award for finding the most lost books at his house.
* The Microphone Award for being the loudest one in class.
* The Timex Award for always keeping us on time for everything. (A clock watcher)
* Then the traditional Subject Awards like:
* Outstanding Math Student, Social Studies Student, etc.
* 110% Award for those who never give up.
* The Leadership Award for students who work so well as group leaders or within a group.
* The Thinker Award for students who were good problem solvers. I imported a graphic of the statue on their certificates
* Bear. For bearing up under pressure (plastic bear with a tire gauge, mounted)
* Ball. For being 'on the ball'; we had a ball (styrofoam ball with pipe cleaner person on top; ball of any kind, mounted)
* Banana. For having the greatest a-peal (wax or plasitic banana, mounted)
* Bean. You've been (bean) wonderful! (lima or other large bean, mounted)
* Best Foot Forward. Wooden ruler; sock with the toe cut off)
* Big Heart. For real dedication (red heart pillow or red heart candy box)
* Bounce. For one who bounced back and softened our hearts (sheet of fabric softener)
* Cheer. Box of Cheer laundry soap.
* Covered the Topic. For a workshop presenter (large platic lid)
* Crutch. For being someone we can always lean on.
* Dog. For someone worked like a dog (dog biscuit or rubber bone, mounted)
* Eggs. For an eggs-cellent job or an eggs-citing idea (egg shells or plastic egg, mounted)
* Eye-opening Performance. Box of tooth picks.
* Eyes on U. We're keeping our eyes on you (button or googly eyes mounted on a large felt letter "U")
* Fizz. For adding pizazz to our undertaking (container of Alka Seltzer tables, mounted)
* Football. For being willing to tackle the job (toy football)
* Fresh Air. For bringing a fresh approach (roll of mints or Certs)
* Funny Bone. For entertaining us; resolving a situation with humor (feather mounted to a rubber/plastic/real bone)
* Hat's Off. Our hats are off to you (real hat; toy hat, mounted)
* Head and Shoulders Above the Rest. Upper part of plastic doll mounted above a piece of wood so the head is about the wood.
* Helping Hand. Outline of a hand traced on construction paper, mounted; stuffed glove on a dowel)
* Ice Cream. For someone who can lick any job (cotton wadding in sugar/wafer ice cream cone, mounted)
* Knocked Yourself Out. Small hammer or mini bat, mounted.
* Knot. For someone who tied it all together (square or over-hand knot sprayed gold, mounted)
* Key. You've been the key to our success.
* Lollipop. See Ice Cream Award (large sucker, mounted)
* Marbles. For a marble-ous job; (bag of marbles; two or three marbles, mounted)
* Million Thanks. Play money in denominations adding up to $1,000,000.
* Needle and Thread. For keeping is in stiches.
* N'ice Job. Box of N'ice cough drops.
* Noteworthy. Small notepad, mounted
* Nuts. We're nuts about you; you had to be nuts to take on this task (bag of nuts; 2 or 3 nuts, mounted, large walnut on a string)
* Plunger. For plunging right in (small sink plunger)
* Raisin Pay. For the deserving ones (a pyramid of raisins, glued to a backing)
* Record-breaker. Split vinyl record, mounted.
* Ringy-Dingy. For phone bank organizer (plastic toy phone; two cans on a string)
* Right Arm. Cardboard arm with hand in the Scout sign; doll's right arm.
* Right Foot. For starting us off right (outline of a foot traced on construction paper, mounted)
* Rock. Mounted
* Rose. You rose to the occassion (artificial or ribbon rose)
* Rubber Band. For banding us together; expanding our knowledge; showing flexibility.
* Scout Spirit. Make a ball-and-rag ghost doll.
* Seashell. For a 'shell' of a good job (large seashell, mounted)
* Shining Example. Mirror, mylar, or metal foil
* Spark. For someone who supplied the spark to get the project going (spark plug, mounted; Independence Day sparkler, mounted)
* Spoon. For a banquet organizer (wooden spoon, mounted)
* Stake. For those with commitment-a stake in the Scouting program (a tent stake; certificate for steak dinner)
* Static Guard. The 'static' has vanished since you joined the group.
* Stuck With It. A roll of tape; glue stick.
* T-rific. Golf tee or tea bags, mounted.
* Target. For keeping us on target, making our target (facsimile archery target, mounted)
* Toilet Paper. For managing the all-important paperwork.
* Toothpick. Appologize for being picky.
* Trix. For utilizing your bag of tricks (Trix cereal in a bag)
* Udderly Fabulous. Blown up latex glove.
* Welcome Aboard. Strip of wood with word "Welcome" painted on it.
* Well Done. Burnt slice of toast, perserved and mounted
* Whale. For a whale of a job (toy plastic whale, mounted)

-super smile
-handsome handwriting
-miss/mister manners
-good sport
-way with words
-two peas in a pod
-super style
-helping hands
-queen of hearts
-king/queen of questions
-peak of participation
-awesome artist
-teacher tester
-disaster desk
-speedy gonzales/speed demon
-ravenous reader