10 Free Online Award Generators – guest post by Heather Johnson
Can you believe there was actually a time when teachers depended on specialty stores for awards and certificates? Today, we can quickly personalize and print a host of unique awards for students, thanks to online tools. In no particular order, listed below are 10 awards generators for primary and secondary educators.
- Award Maker at Lakeshore Learning – These colorful awards offer an alternative to standard certificates. Become a hip teacher by presenting awards with messages like “You Are Awesome!”
- KidBibs Awards – These highly personalized awards can be created in five easy steps. You will have the choice to print or email them when you are finished.
- Award Certificate Maker – Although the clip art images found here are rather generic, the tool is very simple for quick printing.
- Certificates & Memories – There are some very professional designs on this site and it also offers tips on how to print them on high-end paper for maximum effect. These would be great for the end of the year.
- Education World Award Certificates – Here are some very attractive student certificates. Other useful teacher templates can be found on this page, so it would be a great resource to bookmark.
- Preschool Printables – Aimed at younger students, both preschool and elementary school teachers should find these adorable awards handy.
- My Award Maker – This is a useful site for building many types of awards. From education templates to business templates, there is a certificate here for every occasion.
- BillyBear Award Maker – Offers several simple steps for building a cute award. Little touches, such as teddy bear borders really make this one stand out.
- Quick Certificate Maker – Here is an easily personalized printable for older students who have achieved a goal.
- DLTK’s Custom Printable Awards – This tool lets you personalize every aspect of the award from the main image to the border. It is very user-friendly and results in a stylish certificate.
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This post was contributed by Heather Johnson, who is an industry critic on University of Phoenix reviews. She invites your feedback at heatherjohnson2323 at gmail dot com.
