Teacher Appreciation Gift Ideas

It's that time of year again....teacher appreciation week! Show the great teacher's in your life some love! No matter how big or small, I'm sure they will be thankful. Here are some ideas...

"Mani" thanks to you and all you do!
You can make this as big or small as your would like.  Some ideas include nail clipper, nail file, polish, cotton balls, nail polish remover, etc or even a gift card to a local nail salon. Get creative! *I plan to do this one for my kiddos teachers*

Gift Card- Visa, Restaurant, Fast Food, Starbucks, Mall, Massage, etc!

Move night
Treat your teacher to a gift card to the local movie theater or as another option you buy a Redbox gift card and attach it to a box of popcorn for them to enjoy at home :). Check out this neat idea here!

Homemade or store bought treats

Straw Tumblers- Attach a note for a personalized touch

Homemade card- If you have a lot of teachers to buy for, it can get kind of expensive so you can always get crafty and have your kids make cards for them. You can be as creative as you want and it's a special touch since it was made by your child :).

Crayon Initial Frame
I thought this was super cute and if your house is anything like mine, you have lots of broken crayons laying around. Just use a frame and a piece of cardboard wrapped in school paper to make more sturdy *no need to use the glass*. Frames can be pricey depending on which you choose, remember you can always try your local thrift store and then spray paint the frame a different color if you want. They can hang this up at home or at school!

Flowers

You can have your child bring them to school or have them delivered. If you want to go a step further you can have your child bring one flower every day with a little note attached and by the end of the week she will have a little bouquet of flowers. Again you can help with the cost by using fake flowers or a vase from the thrift or dollar store. Usually your local grocery store has pretty flowers that are inexpensive. 

Basket of Treats
Buy a basket as big or small as you like and fill with treats! Soda, water, juice, candy, granola bars, chips, fruit, cookies, etc. Teachers work long hours and get very little time to eat so give them some things to snack on to get them through the day. Add a gift tag and a bow if you wanna get fancy!

These are just a few ideas, there are a ton of ideas online to check out if you need inspiration!

Thanks to all of the teachers out there!!!

XOXO, 
~ Tasha