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Works for Me – Teacher Gifts

December 12, 2007 by  
Filed under Read These!


I just finished my gift baskets for teachers, and I thought I’d share what I gave this year. These are super easy and inexpensive, and show a lot of appreciation to those who impact your kids.

I got the mug and basket at the Dollar Tree. You can give it just like this, or wrap it in Shrink-wrap, available at any craft store or Walmart.

In this Winter Warm-up Basket, I included:

  • Easy Sourdough Bread. I promise I’ll post the recipe on Friday! You can substitute banana or pumpkin bread, or fresh fruit.
  • Cake in a Cup, or you could substitute Friendship Soup Mix
  • Coffee or Gourmet Hot Chocolate.
  • Hersheys Whole Bean Chocolate. Ferrero Rochet or truffles are also a great addition.

What do you give your children’s teachers?

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11 Responses to “Works for Me – Teacher Gifts”
  1. Kara says:

    I am new to this as a giver. I used to teach school and got all kinds of things. My son is in preschool this year and so I am not sure what to give. I am seriously leaning towards a prayer journal. My mom sells them in her store and I can get it cheap:) I have one and love it!

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  2. dcrmom says:

    This year I’m giving a bag of fudge and a $10 Starbucks gift card enclosed in a nice note. :-) I’m doing this for every school teacher (there are 3) and every Sunday School teacher (there are 6!!). And I’m doing fudge and a $10 Blockbuster gift card to the bus driver.

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  3. Jen says:

    Very nice! Anyone would be happy to receive a basket like that. We are giving a Christmas ornament to DS’s teacher.

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  4. Sheila says:

    What a great idea! This year, the teachers will be getting handmade ornaments. :)

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  5. Jaime says:

    oooooohhhh… like the new blog look ;o)

    OK, I’m not as generous as you. I bought a wire whisk, filled it w/ Hershey’s kissed, wrapped w/ tissue. Added a tag “We WHISK you a Merry KISSmas!

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  6. Tery says:

    New to your blog. I am enjoying the read and interested in the Carnival. Is that still going or will it go on again?

    Just started my own Mother/Daughter blog that will focus on kids/daughters and other stuff pertaining to women and children.

    Looking forward to reading more :)

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  7. Sarah says:

    Jaime! That is an adorable idea!!! I’m going to have to steal it.

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  8. Scribbit says:

    What a wonderful thing to do for the teachers–they’re just beautiful!

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  9. oh amanda says:

    Very nice! My daughter is too young for teachers but I have good friends who are teachers–they say their favorite gifts are homemade food and gift cards! ;)

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  10. Haleigh says:

    Lovely…. Gift Tree provided me gifts & gifts baskets for every occasion with discounts.

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