I’m not a teacher, yet, but perhaps some advice from an old para will do? We used to do this project and limited the number to two per child. This way, those that only had one person to send their Stanley to didn’t end up feeling left out of the experience. By limiting it, we also didn’t end up with a dozen or more from one child (typically those whose parents traveled a great deal for business). I also felt that it kept the competition down among the kiddos. Nobody was allowed more than two, so no one child could boast of being “better” than the rest. (Lifesaver! This new policy ended the previous years lunchtime bickering.)

Have fun with your project. I really miss doing it!

no longer via college, no, yet i’ve got heard of the belief via the grapevine and it looks like a exciting one. i’m thinking doing like Des reported and making one on our very own to deliver off to long-distance family individuals. feels like a exciting, innovative thank you to discover the country and stay related to out-of-state better half and youngsters. just to substantiate: the belief is which you’re making slightly paper guy, mail it to human beings, they take photos with it around that week, mail it back, after which you create a narrative/seem on the photos/in spite of, perfect? I dunno, seems kinda exciting and that i guess g-ma and g-pa, etc, may well be into it.