Easy Teacher Appreciation Gifts
Teacher appreciation week is May 6 - 10. These are some really easy and inexpensive little gifts you can make and give to a teacher to let them know how much you appreciate everything they do. I made these appreciation gifts for the teachers that I work with. It's always nice to get little goodies in your mailbox!
Embellished Post-It notes
To make these embellished Post Its, just cut some scrapbook paper long enough to fit over the front and back of a stack of Post It notes. Peel the back off of the last Post It in the stack and stick it to the scrapbook paper. Then fold the scrapbook paper over the stack. I added coordinating letters for monograms to personalize each one.
Candy Bag Topper
This printable bag topper is free on Teachers Pay Teachers!
Just fill a bag with candy, print out the tag, and staple it together!
"Extra" Special Teacher Gift
This printable bag topper is free on Teachers Pay Teachers!
Just fill a bag with candy, print out the tag, and staple it together!
"Extra" Special Teacher Gift
Put a pack of Extra gum in a baggie, tie with a ribbon,
and add this printable tag.
I saw this ecard on Pinterest and it made me smile.
I printed a few and attached each one to a bottle of hand sanitizer.
These are great ideas that I have not seen before! Thanks so much for sharing:)
ReplyDeleteThese are great ideas for the end of school! Thanks for linking up at What'd You Do This Weekend? Hope to see you next week.
ReplyDeleteLinda
how super cute love your ideas
ReplyDeletecome see what we shared at http://shopannies.blogspot.com
I'd love it if you link this up to my linky party. It will go on 2 blogs. http://diycraftyprojects.com/2013/04/whatcha-work-up-wednesday-30.html
ReplyDeleteI did - thanks Peggy!
DeleteGreat ideas for teacher gifts!
ReplyDeleteLove teacher appreciation! Perhaps that is because I am a teacher! Thank you for sharing! I’d love to have you visit me at Get Your Crap Together! We have a Pattern Party from the 1st of the month to the 10th and would love you to check it out. See you soon!
ReplyDeleteHope you get some goodies in your mailbox next week!
DeleteLOVE them all!! What great gifts!!
ReplyDeleteThanks Alexis!
DeleteSuch a great collection of ideas! I love the post it note covers... I may be making some of those for my sisters for mother's day too!
ReplyDeleteHolly at Not Done Growing
Sweet gifts and so simple! Thanks!
ReplyDeleteCute ideas! I like the hanitizer!
ReplyDeleteThose are fun! I love celebrating teachers, and showing them a little extra love.
ReplyDeletePinned and share don FB! Monica
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Thanks for the invitation Monica!
DeleteSo cute, and so easy...as a former teacher, I know any of these little gifts would brighten my day! Thanks for sharing! I featured this on my blog today here: http://www.unoriginalmom.com/original-fridays-6-teacher-appreciation-ideas/
ReplyDeleteThanks so much for the feature Meredith!
DeleteFound you over at Tutus & Tea Parties - super cute ideas! Pinning now! These things totally stress me out so thank you for making it cute and simple for people like me, lol! Hope you're having a great weekend!
ReplyDeleteBest,
Jen @ YummyHealthyEasy.com
Glad to help Jen!
DeleteHi! Great great ideas! Thanks for sharing on our Brag About It party. Hope to see you again next week.. All the Best ~ Sharon and Denise @BeBetsy
ReplyDeleteI have to tell you I was going to write about not making gifts for teachers as we get so many things. But your ideas are really original and inexpensive, not to mention useful.
ReplyDeleteI would still like to suggest that if parents are looking for great gifts for teachers, they might think of getting a gift certificate to the favourite bookstore (ebooks are good too). So many new teachers (especially primary school teachers)have to buy their own resources like fun children's books, posters, etc, right down to glue sticks and colourful pencils. The schools do not often provide funds for such things so the poor new teachers (the ones that make the lower salaries too) are burdened with the cost of educational resources in the years when they have so many other bills to pay like student loans.
Thanks for your consideration and sorry to hijack your blog for a moment.
Yes, I agree! A gift certificate is always a good option!
DeleteThese ideas are really cute! You are the Dare to Share Feature of the Day. http://www.pamspartyandpracticaltips.com/2013/05/teacher-appreciation-gifts-feature-of.html
ReplyDeleteThanks so much for the feature Pam!
DeleteI feel that teachers work very hard for thier pay. So nice to show how much they are appreciated. Thanks for sharing these fun ideas with SYC.
ReplyDeletehugs,
Jann
Fantastic idea! Having a daughter who's nearly finished with her first year teaching, I know she'd love these gifts! I do appreciate you sharing with Home and Garden Thursday,
ReplyDeleteKathy
Hanitizer... haha!! Thanks so much for linking this up to Show & Share Wednesday! I'll be featuring this at tomorrow's party. See you there! -Kelly @ Mostly Homemade Mom
ReplyDeleteThanks for the feature Kelly!
DeleteWhat sweet gifts! Thank you for linking up at SHOW-licious Craft Showcase!
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Marti
Featuring this fun post to celebrate teachers on Friday! Thanks for linking up at Family Fun Friday.
ReplyDeleteSincerely,
Monica
http://happyandblessedhome.com
Thanks so much for the feature Monica!
DeleteVery clever ideas for teacher gifts! Thanks!
ReplyDeleteLinda
mysewwhatblog
Great ideas! Thanks for the inspiration! Hand sanitizer, so necessary in the classroom. Take care, Linda
ReplyDeleteThese are super awesome ideas! Love how simple they are. :-) I'm pinning this and sharing it on my Facebook page this weekend! Thanks so much for linking it up to my party!
ReplyDeleteThanks Jessi!
DeleteThanks for linking up & sharing! Hope to see you again soon!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the feature Marti!
ReplyDeleteGreat gift ideas! I know a lot of teachers who would love those! :) Thanks for linking this up to my Back-To-School link-up on Natural and Free!
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