It’s Teacher Appreciation week for lots of teachers. As a former teacher, it was a week I always looked forward to. The PTA at our school went all out to spoil their teachers. There was usually a theme for each day, which included little things for the teachers. Whether it was a day of the kids bringing my me favorite flower, wearing my favorite color or delivering my favorite candy. The administrative team would always host a staff luncheon and breakfast was provided on a few days as well. Teaching is a work of heart and all teachers deserve to feel appreciated this week and really, all year long. Today, I’m sharing a bloom teacher appreciation printable with you.
teacher appreciation gifts
I see a lot of posts about the gifts that teachers REALLY want to receive. They make me laugh because as a classroom teacher for over 7 years, I’ve received my fair share of candles, body lotion, hand soaps and other knick knacks. I get it. Many teachers favor gift cards over other little items. Now that I’m on parent and on the other side of teacher appreciation, I’ve decided to go with both a handmade gift and a gift card. The best of both worlds.
Bloom teacher appreciation gift
This gift idea can be used for teacher appreciation week as well as an end of the year gift. Teachers have our littles for a year and in that year, our children bloom. Put fresh flowers in a little mason jar with this gift tag and you have an easy, yet thoughtful gift. To add more, attach a gift card to it as well. This is a gift teachers would love to receive, promise!
Below, you’ll find a link to download your free bloom teacher appreciation printable.
While I was a teacher, some of my favorite gifts, were the class gifts I received. The reason for this was because these gifts were so thoughtful. For example, all of the kids put their thumbprints on a vase that was turned into flowers or characters. Another was a picture frame with a class photo from field day and the school year on the bottom. Because of how meaningful they were, I’ve kept them throughout the years.
Now, you’re reading to get to gifting. Download your free bloom teacher appreciation printables here.
Head on over to Simply Made with Love to get this second teacher appreciation printable.
What are you gifting your child’s teachers for Teacher Appreciation Week?
Find more easy and free teacher appreciation ideas below.
Teacher Appreciation Candle Wraps
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Love this! SO cute. Thanks for sharing.
This is so adorable!!
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I am going to use the bloom printable and give the teachers seeds to plant in a planter painted by C. You’ve just made my gifting so easy!
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