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How to Say “Thank You” to a Teacher

May 1, 2022 by Laura 3 Comments

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Need to say “thank you” to a teacher? Let’s talk about ways to do that…

Teachers work incredibly hard. As the school year winds to a close, let’s talk about ways to say thank you.

Note: Homeschoolers! Oh, moms and dads, you deserve so much thanks! You work so very hard and I will tell you from experience that your work pays off. Take care of you. Take time for you. Take time for rest. Nurture your relationship with God. Take some time this summer to reflect and refresh. It is needed and good. :)

Our littles go to public school right now.

Will they always? I have no idea. But God has made it very obvious that this is His plan for our 8 and 6-year-olds while I care for all of their little siblings all day. We’ve needed this and it is good. Brayden and Bonus Girl’s teachers have been fantastic and we want to thank them. Help us with ideas!

How to Say “Thank You” to a Teacher

I’d like to put several items into a gift bag for our kids’ teachers this year. Here are some ideas I have, and I’m hoping you’ll add your ideas in the comments. :)

  • Gift cards – for coffee shops, specialty shops, movies, and/or restaurants
  • Pamper Yourself items – like lotion, lip balm, and soap (these are our favorites!)
  • Handmade thank you notes from the kids
  • Summer Fun items – like sunscreen, a fun water bottle, and a new beach towel
  • Journal and pens – for the little bit of downtime teachers get; hopefully they can sit and journal in the sunshine!
  • Grilling supplies – like marinades and fun spices
  • A good book to read
  • A pretty indoor or outdoor plant
  • Homemade goodies that the kids help make*
  • Fun drink mixes
  • Homemade Vanilla – if you have some ready to share!
  • Variety of coffee and fun ice cube trays so they can make iced coffee

*Here’s a list of fun treats kids can help make to give to teachers:

  • Butterscotch Bars
  • Caramel Brownies
  • Cheesecake Brownies
  • Chocolate Chip Brownies
  • Chocolate Chip Cookies
  • Flourless Peanut Butter Chocolate Chip Cookies
  • Flourless Peanut Butter Cookies
  • Monster Chocolate Chip Cookie Bars
  • Oatmeal Butterscotch Chip Cookies
  • Snickerdoodles

What ideas do you have for teacher thank you gifts?

P.S. You might also want to gift coaches, piano teachers, special ed teachers, secretaries, custodians, and bus drivers. Who am I forgetting?

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Filed Under: Just for Fun Tagged With: end of school year gift, teacher gift, thank you gift

Comments

  1. Charlotte Moore says

    May 2, 2022 at 12:39 pm

    There are art teachers, parapros, media specialist/librarians, PE teachers, Lunchroom folks, music teachers, etc.

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  2. Christy says

    May 2, 2022 at 2:58 pm

    After 30 years as I teacher, I really appreciate practical gifts, such as supplies for the classroom or books for the classroom library. Gift cards that can be used anywhere, not just one particular store, are great, too. Last year a dad saw me limping and the whole family took me shoe shopping and bought a pair of shoes that helped my knee problem! That was a huge blessing!

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  3. GreenDoor says

    May 5, 2022 at 8:59 am

    Lots of schools & individual teachers have “wish lists” of things they need for their classroom that the school can’t provide. Many teachers use the sites Donors Choose or Go Fund Me to post their wish items. And never forget the ripple effect of a solid appreciation letter sent to the teacher’s principal. It will be placed on their file and could go a long way in lifting that teacher for special assignments or promotional opportunities!

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