It’s almost time for school to go on break and I know you are probably’s thinking of gifts to get your kids teacher, classroom aides, principal, VP and any other school personnel. I love finding creative ways to give teacher gifts to the people who spend so much time with my kids. The cups pictured above was an idea I found and did during teacher appreciation week. It’s a reusable tumbler and it has drink mixes inside with a note that read “Thanks for quenching my thirst for knowledge” hugs Kennedi. I also made them small gift baskets with snacks. The both loved them very much.
The baskets had various snacks for the teacher.
Here’s a collection of amazing teacher gift ideas from all over the web. I hope you find an idea that you like. Have fun creating your gifts and be sure to let the kiddies help because it makes them feel even more special.
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Crafting in Laymon’s Terms has a wonderful movie basket idea
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Greene Acres Hobby Farm has a great idea for personalized soap bottles. We know that all teachers need these in the classrooms.
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Seasons of Joy has an amazing idea using craft boxes for storing treats and supplies for your favorite teacher.
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Creative Holiday Gift Ideas has a great craft inspired by crayons. We all know how much time teachers spend with crayons.
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The Rachel Berry Blog has a great and easy idea you can use for Christmas, teacher appreciation week or end of the year gift.
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The Crafters File Box has a great idea if you have older children and want to send their teachers gifts. Just add a few of their favorite things in a bag, add a note and a bow and you’re good to go.
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I hope you find some inspiration for your kids teacher gifts for this holiday season but remember you can change all these around and use for Teacher Appreciation Week or end of the year gifts as well. Be sure to click on the links to the other blogs for instructions and even more inspiration.
Happy Holidays.
Nickida
Nickida is a first-generation Trinidadian American wife and mother of four. She enjoys sharing recipes from her childhood growing up in Trinidad with her readers. Nickida has a son with Autism and shares posts around traveling with a child with special needs to help other families like her own. She loves television, movies and is a true 80's baby.
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