Postcards from around the world

Date January 22, 2008

Would you be willing to send me a postcard?

My daughter’s kindergarten class started a little project where they made a gingerbread man and were asked to send it to someone far away and ask that person to send back a postcard.

That got me to thinking, what if I digitally “sent” the gingerbread man and asked folks in my network to send a postcard my way? That could be interesting…

So, here is my 5 year-old daughter’s gingerbread man!

Would you consider sending us a postcard? Yes, it needs to be received through US mail…

It’s funny because they were only intending for folks in the USA to respond, and that is evidenced from the fact that their wall map is only of the US! Interesting how US-centric our classrooms are, isn’t it?!

So, anyone willing to send my little girl a postcard for her class? Here are the only requirements..

1. It needs to be a photo postcard reflecting where you live.

2. It needs to be sent through the mail.

That’s it! These kindergartners would love to hear from you all! Will you help? Leave a comment with a valid email address and I will send you the address…

15 Responses to “Postcards from around the world”

  1. AllanahK said:

    I would love to send a postcard from a place not on the US map!

  2. Tracey McGrath said:

    I would love to help out. Please send me the address and I’ll get it out today! By the way, great gingerbread man!

  3. Jenny said:

    I’d be happy to send one from slightly north of you!

  4. Dave Stacey said:

    We’d love to send one. I’ll get down the shops later.
    Of course, sending it doesn’t guarantee that it will arrive, what with the UK postal system being what it is, but we can try ;0)

  5. Jennifer Wagner said:

    Put me on the list —
    and I am in the midst of hosting a project with over 200 schools —

    would you like 200 postcards??

    Jennifer Wagner

  6. Kevin said:

    My sons and I would love to help.
    Kevin
    Massachusetts, USA

  7. Jody Hayes said:

    Yes, yes, yes…. email the address so we can make their day. I taught five year olds for the last two years and when we got surprise mail from classes we blogged with via snail mail rather than on the computer it just was SOOOOO exciting.
    Would it be OK to pass on the address to our relatives who live in other parts of the country to get a few more cities covered????

  8. Brian Grenier said:

    Be happy to send a postcard your way Chris. Just let me know where to send it.

    Brian Grenier
    El Paso, TX

  9. Howard Martin said:

    How about another one from Texas? ;) I guess Flat Stanley is becoming Streamed Stanley? Ha!!

  10. Kathryn Staton said:

    I would love to send your daughter’s a post card!

  11. Martha said:

    One will be on the way from Western Washington.

  12. Martha said:

    Would love to send a postcard from Western Washington. Where do I send it?

  13. Donna Gehring said:

    I’d be happy to send one from Indiana!

  14. LindaH said:

    I love this sort of project :-) Send me the address and a postcard of London will be on it’s way!

  15. Tom Turner said:

    I’d be happy to get some teachers from here in Central Florida to do it.

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