In my opinion Teachers have the hardest job in the world..sometimes we have no idea how much time, love and preparation go into planning for our kids to have a good education!
Being Principal’s daughter, having friends as Teachers and helping in classrooms I can tell you Teachers deserve to be THANKED! Take a few minutes to say Thank you 🙂 Here are just a few easy homemade Teacher Appreciation craft ideas that I have gathered from across the internet to at least wet your whistle and get that creativity going!
Thank you to all the creative gals across the internet!!
Totally easy Apple Gift Paper Sack filled with Candy Coated Almond Crunching Multi-Chocolate drizzled Popcorn..Ok I just gotta make this!
These awesome notepads are totally easy and inexpensive, they could be used for Mother’s Day too!
Personalized Hand Sanitizer..Love this idea..what teacher doesn’t need hand sanitizer!!
Super cute and easy Crayon Monogram
Very simple but cute idea for Teacher Appreciation Day under $8.00!
Cute idea for giving a Starbucks gift card! Scroll down the page to get to this cute idea!
Source: tammymitchellphotography.com via Shari on Pinterest
This is a totally cute and easy idea with FREE printables Thank you TammyMitchellDesigns
Totally cute from Tatertots & Jello..of course!
Ummm can you tell I love coffee..another CUTE idea with printable! Thank you Girls from Eighteen25!
So simple and yet so cute..thank you Creative Design
Awesome Free Subway art by Balancing Home!
Ok so this say’s for Valentine’s Day but I thought it was soooo cute and I think you could totally use it as a Thank You for Teacher!
A new one I just found by Sarah Mock @ How I Pinch a Penny! Too cute and sooo inexpensive!
If Crafting is not your thang, then you could easily buy a little something like these inexpensive gifts below (affiliate links)
No matter what you choose to do…
LOVE THOSE TEACHERS!
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Thanks for this info Shari, will start planning gifts for my boys’ teachers.
Yay! I’m happy it was helpful 🙂 Thanks for stopping by Ugochi! Blessings!
What great ideas! I really want to do something special for my daughter’s first grade teacher. She has been such a blessing this year!
Hi Ginny! That’s great..I’m glad these ideas were useful 🙂 Yes teachers are a total blessing..you ought to know!! You Rock Ginny!! Have a great day!
Teachers sure do have a hard job. Those are really nice ideas for gifts.I like the sanitizer the best.
Hi there Lisa! Thanks for stopping by 🙂 The hand sanitizer is my fave too..can’t wait to try it. Blessings to you!
Teachers are heaven sent ! And I believe they deserve to be treasured and appreciated .
Hi Sarah! Yes they are aren’t they..I don’t know how they do it! Thanks for stopping by..have a blessed day!
Great roundup! Thanks for including our crayon monogram.
p.s. I’ve had my eye on that notepad idea as well. Perfect for the teacher’s assistants.
Hi Nicole! Thanks so much for stopping by and thank you for letting me use your awesome crayon monogram. It’s so cute, reasonable and looks easy to make! Yes aren’t those notepads cute..I didn’t even know you could have them made either or how inexpensive it is! Blessings to you!
I really want to do something special for my daughter’s first grade teacher. She has been such a blessing this year!
Hi Perry! That’s awesome, I hope some of these ideas will be of help to you! Thanks for stopping by and blessings to you 🙂
great ideas! Would like to try the crayon picture!
Hi Jamie! I know isn’t that so cute! And I think really easy 🙂 Thanks for stopping by. Blessings!
How fun! They’re all great ideas, but I love the crayon one because it’s so colorful. I think teachers appreciate gifts like these because they’re different and thoughtful.
Hey there Donna! Yes I love all the color too..and boy do teachers ever deserve a “thank you” don’t they 🙂 Blessings
What great ideas, Shari! I love the crayon monogram the best – so simple and so clever!
What is the difference between carpentry and woodworking?
or are they the same thing just different names?.
You are right–teachers do have the hardest job in the world. Love these ideas and I’ll be pinning this!
Love the crayon monogram! Pinned. Stopping by from Making Memories Monday.