New Award Certificate Site Offers Free Printable Templates for Teachers

PRLog (Press Release) – May 29, 2008 – As the 2007-2008 school year draws to a close, teachers everywhere are searching for ways to recognize and reward student achievement. From elementary school students who have made progress in reading to middleschoolers who have completed community service hours to preschooler who have received an A+ for effort, teachers want to help students celebrate these achievements.

However, during these budget-strapped times, teachers are looking at ways to reward students for outstanding work while at the same time keeping an eye on their wallets. According to a recent survey teachers spend an average of $500 out of their own pockets to buy essential classroom supplies. The same survey indicates that one of the top topics of discussion in teacher lounges everywhere, revolves around the lack of student motivation. A new website, MyAwardMaker.com (http://www.MyAwardMaker.com), attempts to address both these issues by offering high-quality award certificate templates at absolutely no cost.

"As teachers begin to plan end of year activities, MyAwardMaker.com offers them a source of high-quality award certificate templates that support student learning, achievement in sports, character development and other extra-curricular activities" said Suki Iyne-Husain, founder, MyAwardMaker.com.

The site’s user-friendly layout, high-quality designs and 100% free printable certificates have earned rave reviews from users. “I am a 1st grade teacher and finding cute, FREE award certificates can take such a long time. This was the perfect site for me and I know that my students will love their certificates!!” commented one user on the MyAwardMaker blog.

In addition to certificates for teachers and classrooms, MyAwardMaker also offers many certificate templates for staff members and businesses. By popular demand a blank certificates category has also been added that allows users to type in any certificate title they like. With over 150 certificates to choose from, MyAwardMaker has grown steadily since its launch just a few months ago.

“This project actually started as hobby and so far the response has been very positive. We continue to receive fan mail every day. We get our best ideas from teachers and we’re just happy to be able to give something back to educators everywhere,” said Suki.

Future plans include additional certificate categories and adding completely customizable certificates.

About MyAwardMaker.com
MyAwardMaker (http://www.MyAwardMaker.com) is a website that offers teachers, staff and businesses, free high-quality award certificate templates that are easily customizable.