25+ Gift Ideas for Teacher Appreciation Week
Gift Ideas for Teacher Appreciation Week: Teacher Appreciation Week in 2024 is May 6-10. Show your favorite educators how much they mean to you with these great ideas for Teacher Appreciation Week! #ThankATeacher
Teacher Appreciation Week is May 6-10, 2024
I may be one of the few parents who look forward to Teacher Appreciation Week. I just love the opportunity to say ‘thank you’ to the amazing people who teach (and care for) my children.
Teacher Appreciation gifts don’t need to be over the top. With a little creativity and time, you can make a thoughtful but inexpensive gift. Here are some gift ideas for teacher appreciation week to inspire you!
Teacher Appreciation Subway Art Printable | Designs by Miss Mandee via Juggling Act Mama
Your favorite teacher might also appreciate this Back to School Subway Art Printable.
All you need to do is download and print the one you like. Then, check out the dollar store for an inexpensive 8×10 frame and cut the page down to size.
Plants
DIY Mason Jar Gift Ideas from Juggling Act Mama.
There are so many things you can do with mason jars like these pretty planters.
You can also fill jars with school supplies or candies.
Mason Jar Gifts
Gardening
Plant or Flower Printable Gift Tag | Wine & Glue via Real HouseMoms
- DIY Terrarium Gift | Lavender & Lemonade
- DIY dried herb mason jars | Juggling Act Mama
- Keep Calm and Garden On Gift | Shaken Together via Juggling Act Mama
School Supplies
Pencil Gift with Printable | Krafts & Kiddos via Juggling Act Mama
This DIY Teacher Pencil Sign from Leap of Faith Crafting is pretty adorable, too!
Thanks for Sticking With Me | Occasionally Crafty
This is a great way to gift your favorite teacher with the school supplies they may be running out of now that the year is nearly over.
You could also use these tags with bottles of glue or even post-it notes.
- Sanitizing Wipes Printable Gift Tag | It’s Always Autumn
- Extra Mile | The Penny Wise Mama
- You are Just Write Printable Gift Tags | Skip to My Lou
- DIY Pencil Holder | Mama of 3 Munchkins
Hand Soap or Sanitizer Teacher Gift with Printable | Eighteen 25
Pens for Teacher Appreciation | Kids Activities Blog
Bath & Beauty
When it comes to gift ideas for teacher appreciation week, DIY bath and beauty gifts are always a hit! After all, tired teachers love a little pampering.
More DIY Beauty Ideas
- coconut lime sugar scrub
- orange sugar lip scrub
- rose petal bath bombs
- rainbow bath salts
- coffee sugar scrub
Snacks
Sweet treats and other snacks are great gift ideas for teacher appreciation week also. Just be sure to check in about allergies.
More Truffle Recipes
Orange You the Best Printable | Growing Up Gabel
More Teacher Appreciation Ideas
For something totally out of the box, try this refreshing teacher appreciation gift idea.
There are has free printable gift tags to go with it!
You can fill the bottle with drink mixes, candies, or even classroom supplies like pens and paper clips!
Easy Felt Flowers | DIY Inspired
Chalkboard Crayon Wreath |A Pumpkin and a Princess
Teacher SVG Files |That’s What Che Said
DIY Simple Sharpie Mugs | Pounds 4 Pennies
- Cookie Mason Jar Gift with Printable | DIY Inspired
- Soothing Homemade Lip Balm | Juggling Act Mama
- Reisens Candy Teacher Printable | One Creative Mommy
- DIY Infinity Scarf | Creative Green Living
Which of these gift ideas for teacher appreciation week will the teachers in your life love most?
So many cute ideas! Thanks for including my printable.
Thanks for your sweet note – I love your printable and we’re doing that as one of our gifts this week 🙂
You have some really cute ideas here! I especially like the chocolate peanut butter bark and the flower. I teach two high school English classes at a small school and today was our last day. My very favorite part of the last day is the notes from the students. A personal thought directly from a teenager is hands down the BEST gift! I just finished reading them (and wiping the tears!). Thanks for thinking of your teachers! 🙂 We love your kiddos!
Thanks for your sweet note! Personal gifts and heartfelt sentiments really are the best!
I will be stealing the glue stick idea. I worked in the class yesterday and the kids were all struggling to find glue sticks that weren’t broken or dried out.
It’s such a cute idea, right?