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50 CHRISTMAS GIFT IDEAS FOR TEACHERS
Posted by Courtney McLaughlin
As you’re making your list and checking it twice, be sure to include one of the
most important people in your child’s life — their teacher! Showing how much you
appreciate the time, effort and guidance your child’s teacher provides doesn’t
have to be costly or difficult. Below are 50 teacher gift suggestions sure to
take you to the head of the class.
HOMEMADE GIFTS/EASY DIY
1. Favorite Things Mason Jar - A mason jar will bring lots of smiles when
filled with candy, dry soup ingredients, coffee or candles.
2. Flowerpot - A beautifully decorated flowerpot for the classroom is a fun and
easy gift. Purchase a flowerpot or a set of two or three and cover them with
chalkboard paint. After the paint dries, you or your child can use colored
chalk to create a masterpiece.
3. Jams and Jellies - Whipping up a batch of homemade jams or jellies is easier
than you think. Find a simple recipe using flavors of the season then get
cooking with your little chef. Make a big batch of canned deliciousness and
have readymade gifts all season.
4. Bookmarks - Short on time and need a quick gift idea? Make a bookmark to
help the teacher stay organized. Purchase felt pieces from a craft store,
grab the glue gun and scissors, and create a keepsake he or she will love.
Punch a hole at the top and use yard or ribbon for the tassel.
5. Wind Chimes - With heavy-duty string and a paint stirrer stick, you can put
together a beautiful set of wind chimes in no time flat. Paint the stick,
add some glitter and hang keys, old CDs, beads or seashells to make the
music.
6. Sweet Treats - You’ll make teacher’s sweet tooth happy when you treat him or
her to homemade cookies, brownies or a cake. Don’t forget to pile on the
frosting and decorations. Remember to include a list of the ingredients for
those with food allergies.
7. Magnets - Visit your favorite craft supply store and purchase a pack of
magnets. With the help of a glue gun, you can turn almost anything into
super cute magnets for the classroom or home.
1. Personalized Clipboard - Keep teacher organized and looking cool with a
personalized clipboard. Paint or decorate a plain or clear clipboard using
school colors or draw the school mascot.
2. Newspaper - Extra, extra! Read all about it! Let your teacher know they are
the top story by creating an online newspaper all about them. Ask your
little student to write a few short articles or a list of words describing
his or her teacher then upload it to an online template. Add pictures to
make it extra special.
3. Teacher Coupons - Every hardworking teacher needs a break, so make teacher
coupons offering to stay after school to clean up or help another student
with homework.
4. Teacher Tool Belt - Give your favorite educator the right tools for the job
with a teacher tool belt. Purchase a belt online or at a home improvement
store, decorate, then fill it with pens, markers, hall passes, tape and
favorite snacks.
5. Notecards - Homemade notecards are always a welcome gift. Purchase plain
notecards or cardstock and decorate with stamps and stickers or personalize
with his or her initials. Don’t forget to include envelopes.
6. Personalized Mug - Coffee just tastes better in a special mug! Buy a solid
colored coffee mug and decorate it with dishwasher-safe paint for your
favorite teacher.
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Help plan a classroom holiday party with a sign up. View an Example
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GROUP GIFTS
1. Meal Basket - What could be better than coming home after a long day to
find a meal ready to go? Ask the group to contribute items for a dinner
basket filled with quick meal starters like pasta, sauce, bread and olive
oil.
2. School Supplies - Help teacher get a jump on the upcoming year with
much-needed school supplies. Use the current supply list or ask what he or
she needs to start the year off right. Post the list online to share with
the group.
3. Calendar - Ask each parent to contribute a picture of their child or
incorporate pictures taken during the school year to make a 12-month
calendar. There are many online programs to make this super easy!
4. Fill the Vase - Make the last day before winter break extra special with a
beautiful bouquet of flowers. Ask each student to bring one flower to
school and place it in a vase as they walk in the door. This is quick and
easy to put together with a group email message.
5. Cookbook - Who couldn’t use a few new meal ideas to keep dinner
interesting? Ask each person to donate a favorite recipe and build a
beautiful cookbook he or she will treasure.
6. Stocking Stuffers - Tis the season to pack a stocking with everything your
teacher will love. Come up with a theme like “Gone Fishing” or “Playing in
the Dirt” and have each member contribute an item to create a useful and
fun holiday gift.
7. 12 Days of Christmas - Your teacher deserves more than just one day of
celebration! Work with the group to plan unique ways to celebrate each of
the 12 days leading up to winter break. Get creative with gifts of art,
poems or songs!
8. Socks - For the teacher who has an excellent sock game, let every student
contribute to the collection with personalized socks of every shape and
color.
9. Ornaments - Help decorate the tree with ornaments from the group. Each
person can create their own or purchase just the right one. If you have
time, decorate a tree with ornaments and make it a surprise!
10. Laminator - The votes are in! If there is one thing every teacher dreams
about, it is having a laminator in the classroom. Collect donations and
purchase one online or from an arts and crafts store. If a laminator isn’t
quite their style, have the group go in for a big-ticket classroom item.
11. My Teacher Is… - Kids say the darndest things, so catch them in the act
with a book of funny and touching sayings all about their teacher. Ask each
parent to help their child complete the sentence, “My teacher is…” and
collect the answers in a keepsake album.
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
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GIFTS UNDER $25
1. Sweatshirt - Keep teacher warm all winter with a comfy sweatshirt. Decorate
it with student handprints and student names or find one with their
favorite sports team. If your child is graduating high school and is
college-bound, gift their favorite teacher some spirit wear to celebrate
the transition.
2. Coffee Please - Coffee is always a popular (and much needed) gift. Purchase
individual cups, a variety pack of coffee beans, a subscription service
with specialty brews or make a custom caffeine survival kit.
3. Lotion - Get him or her into the pampered spirit with lotion. It’s easy to
find fun scents of all shapes and sizes so you can be creative and stay on
budget.
4. Beach Towel - Sure, summer may be far away, but that doesn’t mean you can’t
get your favorite educator ready for fun in the sun. Purchase a beach towel
in stores or online and add his or her initials or find a print you know
will look great on their beach chair!
5. Candles - Encourage some relaxing downtime with candles. Visit a
make-your-own candle shop and build one yourself or head to a specialty
store and sniff your way to the perfect gift.
6. Movie Night - For under $25 you can give teacher a much-needed night in.
Pack a basket with popcorn, candy, comfortable pillow or blanket and a list
of recommended movie titles from the students.
7. Welcome Mat - Jazz up the classroom with a seasonal welcome mat! Perfect
for wiping feet and welcoming students, a holiday design will make the
season bright.
8. Cookie Cutters - Winter break is coming, which means time to bake cookies!
Wrap up a sheet pan, cookie cutters, rolling pin and recipe for sugar
cookie dough and teacher will have all he or she needs to get baking.
9. Personalized Tote Bag - Teachers can never have too many bags! Purchase a
tote from the craft store and personalize it with school colors, a favorite
saying, cartoon or an artsy print.
10. Door Wreath - Nothing says happy holidays like a wreath for the door. Find
or make one that fits their style and can be used year after year. Include
a wreath hanger so it can go on display right away.
11. Cozy Blanket - The holiday season was made for warm blankets! Your teacher
will love curling up with a cup of tea, a good book and your special gift.
12. Digital Photo Frame - Perfect for the person who has tons of awesome
pictures, a digital photo frame is affordable and teacher can load them
with lots of special memories.
13. Stamp Set - Your teacher has the best students, so make positive
reinforcement easy on teacher and beautiful with personalized stamps and
ink pad. Students will feel great when they see “Way to Go!”, “You are
Doing Great!” and other cool designs stamped on their papers.
14. Laptop Cover - Give teacher a fashion-forward laptop cover and send them to
the top of the class. Personalize it with their monogram or choose
something that fits their personal style.
15. Magazine Subscription - With hundreds of magazine titles available, there
is sure to be one that fits your teacher perfectly! This is a practical and
affordable gift he or she can enjoy all year.
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Collect orders for a poinsettia fundraiser with a sign up. View an Example
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
HIGH SCHOOL AND COLLEGE STUDENTS
1. Movie Tickets - You’ve heard of MNO (mom’s night out), show how much you
care with TNO (teacher’s night out). Purchase a gift card to a local
theatre with enough credit for two movie tickets and a round of snacks.
2. Out to Lunch - Schedule a day for your teacher to get off campus and enjoy
a relaxing lunch. Work with the school to find a substitute or parent to
step in for an hour or so while he or she eats in peace.
3. Game or Event Ticket - If you or a family member has access to an upcoming
game or event, why not give it to a special teacher for an unforgettable
holiday gift? This is especially cool if you can find an event that
correlates with his or her favorite subject or passion. Orchestra tickets
for the music teacher, poetry slam tickets for the English teacher, etc.
4. Gift of the Month - Go for extra credit with a gift of the month
subscription. Arrange for wine, cheese, chocolate, books or one of
teachers’ favorite things to be delivered straight to his or her door.
5. Donations - Does your teacher have a cause close to his or her heart? Make
a donation in their name as a single gift or collect funds and give them as
a class. If you aren’t sure which organization to choose, find one that
relates to their subject — like science, math, STEAM education, wildlife
preservation, environmental causes and more!
6. Plant a Tree - Give a gift both your favorite teacher and the environment
will love. Purchase a tree in his or her name or plant it on school grounds
with a special sign.
7. Donate A Book - Fill the school library with books to make your teacher
smile. Donate titles of his or her choosing directly to the library or
media center or give a financial donation and let them choose.
8. Thank You Letters - If your child was lucky enough to have an educator who
made a difference in their life, encourage them to write a heartfelt
letter.
9. Bird Feeder - Make the area outside his or her classroom window (or their
backyard at home) a thing of beauty with a bird or hummingbird feeder. If a
tree won’t work, purchase a stand and include plenty of food to help the
winged creatures get through the winter. This gift is beautiful and
educational!
10. Personalized Planter - Spruce up teacher’s desk with a personalized
planter. Find a dinosaur planter for the science teacher, a
basketball-shaped planter for the gym teacher or a calculator design for
the business teacher.
11. Volunteer - Give your favorite teacher the gift of time. Volunteer for his
or her favorite cause or use your special talents to help with a classroom
project, mentor a student or create an innovative lesson plan.
No matter which gift you choose, as long as it comes from the heart you are sure
to pass with flying colors!
Courtney McLaughlin is a freelance writer in Charlotte, N.C. She gratefully
shares her life, home and heart with her daughter and their dog.
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50 CHRISTMAS GIFT IDEAS FOR TEACHERS
As you’re making your list and checking it twice, be sure to include one of the
most important people in your child’s life — their teacher! Showing how much you
appreciate the time, effort and guidance your child’s teacher provides doesn’t
have to be costly or difficult. Below are 50 teacher gift suggestions sure to
take you to the head of the class.
HOMEMADE GIFTS/EASY DIY
1. Favorite Things Mason Jar - A mason jar will bring lots of smiles when
filled with candy, dry soup ingredients, coffee or candles.
2. Flowerpot - A beautifully decorated flowerpot for the classroom is a fun and
easy gift. Purchase a flowerpot or a set of two or three and cover them with
chalkboard paint. After the paint dries, you or your child can use colored
chalk to create a masterpiece.
3. Jams and Jellies - Whipping up a batch of homemade jams or jellies is easier
than you think. Find a simple recipe using flavors of the season then get
cooking with your little chef. Make a big batch of canned deliciousness and
have readymade gifts all season.
4. Bookmarks - Short on time and need a quick gift idea? Make a bookmark to
help the teacher stay organized. Purchase felt pieces from a craft store,
grab the glue gun and scissors, and create a keepsake he or she will love.
Punch a hole at the top and use yard or ribbon for the tassel.
5. Wind Chimes - With heavy-duty string and a paint stirrer stick, you can put
together a beautiful set of wind chimes in no time flat. Paint the stick,
add some glitter and hang keys, old CDs, beads or seashells to make the
music.
6. Sweet Treats - You’ll make teacher’s sweet tooth happy when you treat him or
her to homemade cookies, brownies or a cake. Don’t forget to pile on the
frosting and decorations. Remember to include a list of the ingredients for
those with food allergies.
7. Magnets - Visit your favorite craft supply store and purchase a pack of
magnets. With the help of a glue gun, you can turn almost anything into
super cute magnets for the classroom or home.
1. Personalized Clipboard - Keep teacher organized and looking cool with a
personalized clipboard. Paint or decorate a plain or clear clipboard using
school colors or draw the school mascot.
2. Newspaper - Extra, extra! Read all about it! Let your teacher know they are
the top story by creating an online newspaper all about them. Ask your
little student to write a few short articles or a list of words describing
his or her teacher then upload it to an online template. Add pictures to
make it extra special.
3. Teacher Coupons - Every hardworking teacher needs a break, so make teacher
coupons offering to stay after school to clean up or help another student
with homework.
4. Teacher Tool Belt - Give your favorite educator the right tools for the job
with a teacher tool belt. Purchase a belt online or at a home improvement
store, decorate, then fill it with pens, markers, hall passes, tape and
favorite snacks.
5. Notecards - Homemade notecards are always a welcome gift. Purchase plain
notecards or cardstock and decorate with stamps and stickers or personalize
with his or her initials. Don’t forget to include envelopes.
6. Personalized Mug - Coffee just tastes better in a special mug! Buy a solid
colored coffee mug and decorate it with dishwasher-safe paint for your
favorite teacher.
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Help plan a classroom holiday party with a sign up. View an Example
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
GROUP GIFTS
1. Meal Basket - What could be better than coming home after a long day to
find a meal ready to go? Ask the group to contribute items for a dinner
basket filled with quick meal starters like pasta, sauce, bread and olive
oil.
2. School Supplies - Help teacher get a jump on the upcoming year with
much-needed school supplies. Use the current supply list or ask what he or
she needs to start the year off right. Post the list online to share with
the group.
3. Calendar - Ask each parent to contribute a picture of their child or
incorporate pictures taken during the school year to make a 12-month
calendar. There are many online programs to make this super easy!
4. Fill the Vase - Make the last day before winter break extra special with a
beautiful bouquet of flowers. Ask each student to bring one flower to
school and place it in a vase as they walk in the door. This is quick and
easy to put together with a group email message.
5. Cookbook - Who couldn’t use a few new meal ideas to keep dinner
interesting? Ask each person to donate a favorite recipe and build a
beautiful cookbook he or she will treasure.
6. Stocking Stuffers - Tis the season to pack a stocking with everything your
teacher will love. Come up with a theme like “Gone Fishing” or “Playing in
the Dirt” and have each member contribute an item to create a useful and
fun holiday gift.
7. 12 Days of Christmas - Your teacher deserves more than just one day of
celebration! Work with the group to plan unique ways to celebrate each of
the 12 days leading up to winter break. Get creative with gifts of art,
poems or songs!
8. Socks - For the teacher who has an excellent sock game, let every student
contribute to the collection with personalized socks of every shape and
color.
9. Ornaments - Help decorate the tree with ornaments from the group. Each
person can create their own or purchase just the right one. If you have
time, decorate a tree with ornaments and make it a surprise!
10. Laminator - The votes are in! If there is one thing every teacher dreams
about, it is having a laminator in the classroom. Collect donations and
purchase one online or from an arts and crafts store. If a laminator isn’t
quite their style, have the group go in for a big-ticket classroom item.
11. My Teacher Is… - Kids say the darndest things, so catch them in the act
with a book of funny and touching sayings all about their teacher. Ask each
parent to help their child complete the sentence, “My teacher is…” and
collect the answers in a keepsake album.
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Coordinate group gift donations with a sign up. View an Example
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
GIFTS UNDER $25
1. Sweatshirt - Keep teacher warm all winter with a comfy sweatshirt. Decorate
it with student handprints and student names or find one with their
favorite sports team. If your child is graduating high school and is
college-bound, gift their favorite teacher some spirit wear to celebrate
the transition.
2. Coffee Please - Coffee is always a popular (and much needed) gift. Purchase
individual cups, a variety pack of coffee beans, a subscription service
with specialty brews or make a custom caffeine survival kit.
3. Lotion - Get him or her into the pampered spirit with lotion. It’s easy to
find fun scents of all shapes and sizes so you can be creative and stay on
budget.
4. Beach Towel - Sure, summer may be far away, but that doesn’t mean you can’t
get your favorite educator ready for fun in the sun. Purchase a beach towel
in stores or online and add his or her initials or find a print you know
will look great on their beach chair!
5. Candles - Encourage some relaxing downtime with candles. Visit a
make-your-own candle shop and build one yourself or head to a specialty
store and sniff your way to the perfect gift.
6. Movie Night - For under $25 you can give teacher a much-needed night in.
Pack a basket with popcorn, candy, comfortable pillow or blanket and a list
of recommended movie titles from the students.
7. Welcome Mat - Jazz up the classroom with a seasonal welcome mat! Perfect
for wiping feet and welcoming students, a holiday design will make the
season bright.
8. Cookie Cutters - Winter break is coming, which means time to bake cookies!
Wrap up a sheet pan, cookie cutters, rolling pin and recipe for sugar
cookie dough and teacher will have all he or she needs to get baking.
9. Personalized Tote Bag - Teachers can never have too many bags! Purchase a
tote from the craft store and personalize it with school colors, a favorite
saying, cartoon or an artsy print.
10. Door Wreath - Nothing says happy holidays like a wreath for the door. Find
or make one that fits their style and can be used year after year. Include
a wreath hanger so it can go on display right away.
11. Cozy Blanket - The holiday season was made for warm blankets! Your teacher
will love curling up with a cup of tea, a good book and your special gift.
12. Digital Photo Frame - Perfect for the person who has tons of awesome
pictures, a digital photo frame is affordable and teacher can load them
with lots of special memories.
13. Stamp Set - Your teacher has the best students, so make positive
reinforcement easy on teacher and beautiful with personalized stamps and
ink pad. Students will feel great when they see “Way to Go!”, “You are
Doing Great!” and other cool designs stamped on their papers.
14. Laptop Cover - Give teacher a fashion-forward laptop cover and send them to
the top of the class. Personalize it with their monogram or choose
something that fits their personal style.
15. Magazine Subscription - With hundreds of magazine titles available, there
is sure to be one that fits your teacher perfectly! This is a practical and
affordable gift he or she can enjoy all year.
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Collect orders for a poinsettia fundraiser with a sign up. View an Example
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
HIGH SCHOOL AND COLLEGE STUDENTS
1. Movie Tickets - You’ve heard of MNO (mom’s night out), show how much you
care with TNO (teacher’s night out). Purchase a gift card to a local
theatre with enough credit for two movie tickets and a round of snacks.
2. Out to Lunch - Schedule a day for your teacher to get off campus and enjoy
a relaxing lunch. Work with the school to find a substitute or parent to
step in for an hour or so while he or she eats in peace.
3. Game or Event Ticket - If you or a family member has access to an upcoming
game or event, why not give it to a special teacher for an unforgettable
holiday gift? This is especially cool if you can find an event that
correlates with his or her favorite subject or passion. Orchestra tickets
for the music teacher, poetry slam tickets for the English teacher, etc.
4. Gift of the Month - Go for extra credit with a gift of the month
subscription. Arrange for wine, cheese, chocolate, books or one of
teachers’ favorite things to be delivered straight to his or her door.
5. Donations - Does your teacher have a cause close to his or her heart? Make
a donation in their name as a single gift or collect funds and give them as
a class. If you aren’t sure which organization to choose, find one that
relates to their subject — like science, math, STEAM education, wildlife
preservation, environmental causes and more!
6. Plant a Tree - Give a gift both your favorite teacher and the environment
will love. Purchase a tree in his or her name or plant it on school grounds
with a special sign.
7. Donate A Book - Fill the school library with books to make your teacher
smile. Donate titles of his or her choosing directly to the library or
media center or give a financial donation and let them choose.
8. Thank You Letters - If your child was lucky enough to have an educator who
made a difference in their life, encourage them to write a heartfelt
letter.
9. Bird Feeder - Make the area outside his or her classroom window (or their
backyard at home) a thing of beauty with a bird or hummingbird feeder. If a
tree won’t work, purchase a stand and include plenty of food to help the
winged creatures get through the winter. This gift is beautiful and
educational!
10. Personalized Planter - Spruce up teacher’s desk with a personalized
planter. Find a dinosaur planter for the science teacher, a
basketball-shaped planter for the gym teacher or a calculator design for
the business teacher.
11. Volunteer - Give your favorite teacher the gift of time. Volunteer for his
or her favorite cause or use your special talents to help with a classroom
project, mentor a student or create an innovative lesson plan.
No matter which gift you choose, as long as it comes from the heart you are sure
to pass with flying colors!
Courtney McLaughlin is a freelance writer in Charlotte, N.C. She gratefully
shares her life, home and heart with her daughter and their dog.
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