My kids have had the same teachers for a couple of years now and I’d like to get them something nice to say thank you when we leave in a few weeks. If you’re a teacher even better - what are some cool things to give teachers from students?
One teacher is early 20’s the other in her 50’s. (I know there’s only so many key chains and mugs etc that a teacher can fit in their house so I’d rather something a bit quirky and different... nothing with pictures of the kids on etc). Also I’m a single parent so can’t be too pricey - I’m thankful for the teachers, but we’ve still gotta eat 😉
Thank you in advance for any suggestions!
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I'd say a voucher for somewhere like Kmart/Myer/target etc because in those types of variety shops they can usually find something they actually want, as you said imagine how many mugs and stuff they get lol.
Maybe a diary or planner for 2019, practical but you can also get really stylish ones.
Whatever you decide, put a heart felt note in amongst the gift about the positive impact they had on your children, that will mean more than anything.
Google gifts for teachers. I have gotten some personalised magnets for teachers
Stick to a sentimental heart felt card. This will be worth more than any gift. Thank them for helping your child grow into the beautiful person they are today etc.
Maybe a $10-$20 voucher to a local cafe inside if you want something a little more. (Not a large chain cafe, but a small family run type cafe).
A teeny potted plant (little succulents at Bunnings are quite cheap, for instance) with a card saying "Thanks for helping me grow"
My mum taught music for 30 years. Her favourite gifts were handmade Christmas decorations for the tree because she gets them out every year and thinks of the kids
Gift vouchers or movie voucher :)
My brothers and I all had the same primary teacher. When the last of us finished my parents gave her a clock - a symbol of time going past