Teacher Appreciation Ideas

Easy Teacher Appreciation Ideas

Teacher Appreciation Ideas

As a busy mom, I’m always looking for quick and easy teacher appreciation ideas. We have been so lucky to have the most amazing teachers in our lives and they deserve to be recognized.

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Amazon Finds for Teachers

I often turn to Amazon for quick and easy gifts that I know my kids’ teachers will love. While I’d love to be the mom who has time to hand make all of the things, that’s just not my reality right now. Here are some of our top picks for quick and easy gifts for teachers.

This cute planter for teachers to put on their desk. I like to gift this one with a small plant or succulent inside. Our now 2nd grader gave this to his teacher when he was in kindergarten and she still has it on her desk.

When you want to recognize multiple teachers/staff members, this pen and bookmark set is the perfect thing. I dropped them off at school with my son and they were able to put them in the teacher’s mailboxes to brighten up their day a little.

If you can’t decide what to get, these gift boxes have a little bit of everything. We love the variety of items in this box, and the teachers loved them, too. It has a tumbler, teacher survival kit, metal bookmark, cute teacher socks, a bracelet, and a card that you can personalize.

I laughed out loud when I saw this candle and knew it was the perfect gift for my older son’s teacher. He’s a great kid, but can sometimes be challenging. She thought it was just as funny.

This Burt’s Bees set continues to be a favorite with teachers. We gifted these for the holidays this year with a handmade card. Easy peasy!

Another gift set that is great for teachers or other staff members. This one includes a glass cup, candle, bath bomb, and soap.

When in doubt, I go for a gift card. I like to make it a little more special with one of these gift card holders. We keep a set on hand at our house for any last-minute gift needs.

More Easy Teacher Appreciation Ideas

If you want to create something a little more personalized, here are some great craft ideas and printables.

Teacher Appreciation Mugs

Easy DIY marbled nail polish mugs make the perfect homemade gift! A simple craft done in a few minutes that looks like it took hours of work!

Printable teacher appreciation tags

Pair this ‘thank you for helping me grow’ free printable template with a little plant and you’ll have an easy, unique and thoughtful teacher appreciation idea!

teacher appreciation wreath

This super cute DIY Dollar Tree Teacher Appreciation Wreath is perfect! It is super easy to make with only a few simple supplies from Dollar Tree and/or Hobby Lobby.

easy DIY stepping stones

These easy homemade garden stepping stones are fun to customize with simple supplies. They make a lasting and memorable keepsake. 

Gift card holder for teachers

How cute is this gift card holder?! I love that it includes a few details from your kiddos to share a sweet message with their teacher.

bracelets for teachers

These bracelets are made with Heishi beads and are fun and easy to make! Kids love helping to create something extra special for their teacher. We also made them for our kids on the first day of school to help them remember we were thinking about them.

It’s the Thought that Counts

Whether you decide to order something online or create something yourself, your child’s teachers will love the thought behind the gifts you give them. These easy teacher appreciation ideas are great for the beginning of the year, any special occasion, or teacher appreciation week.

If you’re a teacher, let us know your favorite gifts in the comments. If you have a great go-to gifts for the teachers in your life, we would love to hear about those, too!

Looking for more ideas? Check out this gift guide.

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