Teacher Christmas Gifts
Christmas Gifts for Teachers, Coaches and School Staff
Few adults have such an impact on the lives of kids as their teachers. Teacher Appreciation Week, celebrated during the first full week of May, is the ideal time to honor teachers and recognize the lasting contributions they make in the lives of their students. Of course, you don't need an official day or week to say thank you to your teacher, and there are as many ways to show your gratitude as there are students in the classroom. Teachers get a lot of "stuff" from their students (and appreciative parents)—and most teachers will tell you they don't need another apple for their desk. A few gifts that teachers really want include donations of classroom supplies, gift cards for their favorite restaurants or stores, stationery to write thank-you cards, and handwritten notes from the heart, especially those from the kids.
The holidays are another great time to say thank you to your child's teachers, coaches and school staff. A teacher Christmas gift can come from the whole class; room parents can collect funds and with a few taps on the phone, you can upload the money to QR code on a Christmas card with a digital gift card or even a Venmo card so the teacher can spend the cash any way she pleases. A special box of chocolates is always welcome at the holidays.
Other fun ways to say thank you include a homemade craft, straight from your hands to their heart, teacher gifts, or self-care gifts like candles or bath and body products that let them pamper themselves. Whether it's from Hallmark or handmade from your child, don't forget a heartfelt teacher appreciation card. Bring your A-plus game and dress up your gift with gift wrap suitable for the head of the class. If none of these strike the right note, read more ways to let teachers know what a different they have made in your child's life.
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