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This is a great gift to give your teacher at the end of the year. Write about how much your teacher taught you in the last year and how much they mean to you. Describe one or two of your favorite class memories. If it's a teacher you especially loved, you could add a few lines about something they did that helped you grow and become a better person in the last year. Put your letter in a nice envelope. Wait until one of the last days of the school year and leave the letter on your teacher's desk. This is a project that the whole class can participate in. Get a sheet of nice card stock and start a list of reasons why you and your classmates are thankful for your teacher. Encourage everyone to list 1 or 2 reasons they feel that way on the nice paper. Once it's done, put the list in an attractive frame. Leave it on your teacher's desk or hang it on the wall. This is another activity that the whole class should participate in. Come up with 3 basic questions about your teacher and pass them out to everyone in the class. Encourage everyone to answer the questions in their best handwriting and be sure to give everyone a few days to finish it. Once everyone has finished, collect all of the answers and get your classmates to help you arrange them in a book, along with any photos or drawings that anyone would like to submit. Decorate the book and present it to your teacher as a class. Examples of 3 questions to use: Why are you thankful for our teacher? What's your favorite memory from this year? How is our teacher the best teacher ever?

summary: Write a letter. Create a "Why We're Thankful for You" list. Make a scrapbook.

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Weekly vacuuming will keep your furniture free of crumbs, dirt, allergens, pet hair, and dust. It will also stop dirt and dust from accumulating in the fibers, and help to maintain and overall clean appearance. Vacuum the pillows, cushions, nooks, crannies, and crevices. Furniture tags will tell you what types of products to use for cleaning, but that's only helpful if you know what the codes mean. Most faux suede will have one of the following labels: W: clean with water-based solutions, like soapy water S: clean with solvent-based cleaners, like furniture spray or alcohol SW: clean with either water- or solvent-based cleaners Faux suede is water resistant, meaning that when liquid gets spilled on it, the liquid will bead up so that you can wipe it away. Spills that aren't cleaned immediately will cause stains from watermarking, dyes, or food marks. Dab, don't rub, spots with a clean, dry cloth to remove liquids and water. For food spills, use a spoon or spatula to scoop up the mess right away. For mud, allow it to dry before removing the clump and brushing off the dust and dirt. Choose a cleaner based on the label on your furniture and test it on the fabric in an inconspicuous area before spot cleaning elsewhere. Your best bet for a cleaner will be isopropyl alcohol in a spray bottle. Spray a small amount of alcohol on the soiled area, and gently rub it with a clean, undyed sponge or lint-free cloth. Blot stubborn stains if necessary, and use a clean spot on the cloth for each soiled area. Allow the area to dry before using. Always use strong cleaning agents in a well-ventilated area, and never near an open flame. To clean the entire piece, work in small sections using the same method. Don't forget about removable pillows and cushions. Because of the nature of furniture, it is sometimes bombarded with pretty nasty stuff that can stain, such as dirt, oil, and even wax. Luckily, faux suede is quite durable, and most stains can be removed without damaging the fabric. To remove oil, wipe up as much of the oil as possible with an absorbent cloth or paper towel. Soak a rag in alcohol and wring out the excess. Use this cloth to blot at the oil stains, then remove the oil and dirt with a clean, dry cloth. To remove wax, heat an iron on high. Lay a clean cloth over the affected area on the furniture, and gently rub the hot iron back and forth over the cloth. As the wax melts, it will be absorbed by the cloth. To remove gum, apply an ice cube to the gum to freeze it. When it's very cold or frozen, gently scrape it off with a spoon or spatula.

summary: Vacuum regularly. Check for labels. Dab spills immediately. Clean stains and messes. Remove stubborn stains. Buff the fabric with a brush to return the softness.

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A sticky trap, also known as a glue trap, is a great way of eliminating insects. Sticky trap typically contain an odor that attracts insects, who get stuck to their surface and die. Install the sticky trap in the kitchen or where you have seen the bugs. Leave the trap for a few days and check to see if any bugs have stuck. A vinegar trap is especially useful for fruit flies. To create a vinegar trap, pour some white or apple cider vinegar into a bottle (even a small amount will do). With the cap of the bottle removed, stretch plastic wrap across the top the bottle and secure it with a rubber band or hair tie. Poke holes through the plastic wrap using a toothpick or similar item. The smell of vinegar attracts flies, who enter through the holes. The flies then either drown in the vinegar or are unable to get back out of the bottle. Stores like Home Depot and Walmart carry a wide selection of traps, made to target all kinds of insects from hornets to stinkbugs. If you have a bug you can't get rid of, make a trip and select a trap that is made especially to attract and kill the pests in your home.
summary: Use a sticky trap. Use a vinegar trap. Use a more specific trap.