Guys: it's T-minus 4 days until school gets out. If you waited until the last second to put teacher gifts together, don't worry- I got you! I have 3 easy (4 days people) and inexpensive (my wallet is empty this time of year) Teacher gift ideas
Succulent in a jar
I found the cutest drinking glasses at Ross. They are soda bottles cut down into juice glasses. I put a few pebbles into the bottom, then added potting soil and popped a succulent in.
I made a plant tag like the ones in my Mother's Day gifts. I also added a little glitter to sparkle them up!
I used a rubber stamp for the sentiment, on white cardstock, then hand wrote the rest of the message.
This gift is for my kids' Seminary teachers. Those ladies deserve a medal for teaching tired teens
every morning at 6am!
Kit Kat Bucket
This gift bucket was super easy to put together!
I filled a bucket with bite size kit kats then hand wrote a message on cardstock. I glittered the word BREAK with glue and fine glitter, just like we used to in grade school. It was awesome! I need to use glitter more often!!
I clipped the card to the handle of the bucket with a glittered clothespin. This is for my son's 4th grade teacher. I'll tuck in a gift card as well.
Tape Measure
I found these cute little tape measures at Walmart. I made the tag in PicMonkey, printed it on cardstock and punched it out.
The circle size was a perfect fit!
I put the tape measure in a small bag with some Hershey Kisses and tied it with a ribbon bow. Easy Peasy!
Hopefully these 3 Easy and Inexpensive Teacher Gift Ideas will help you if you need a gift for your child's teacher.
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