
Celebrate Teachers with a Thank You Note from Space
Educators motivate and inspire students every day, and we believe they deserve out-of-this-world appreciation.
In honor of Teachers’ Appreciation Week, Club for the Future is inviting students and parents to design a “Thank you” postcard from space to teachers, administrators, and school staff.
Mail the postcards to us, and we will send them to space on a future New Shepard rocket launch. After the postcards land safely back on Earth, we’ll mail them to your teachers stamped "Flown to Space" as a special keepsake.
Instructions
STEP ONE:
Download and print postcards from our template. Don’t have a printer? Craft your own postcard from the back of notepads, cereal boxes, or notecards.
STEP TWO:
Write or draw your “Thank You” note on the postcard.
STEP THREE:
Place a postage stamp on each postcard and address them with your teacher’s name and the school where they work.
Ms. or Mr. Awesome
123 Happy Middle School
City, STATE 98XXX
STEP FOUR:
Put all of your postcards in one envelope or box and send to:
Club for the Future
PO BOX 5759
Kent, WA 98064
U.S.A
STEP FIVE:
Watch the launch of Blue Origin’s New Shepard rocket to see your “Thank You” postcard fly to space and back! Follow BlueOrigin.com and subscribe to Blue Origin on YouTube for launch updates.
STEP SIX:
Upon an Earthly landing, your “Thank You” postcards will be stamped “Flown to Space” and mailed through the United States Post Office to your teachers.
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From all of us at the Club for the Future, we want to say THANK YOU to the entire education community for their hard work and dedication. Earth needs inspired students.
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