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Teachers make a lifelong impact in children’s lives, helping them learn and grow every weekday of the school year. For many families, giving their children’s teachers a small gift is a way to thank them for all of the support they have provided for their kids.

If you don’t have a personal relationship with your children’s teachers, it can be hard to know what kind of gift to get. Be sure to get your kids’ input, as they may have suggestions based on what they hear and see in class. It’s a good idea to try get a gift that teachers will appreciate and make use of. You’ll also want to find something unique, as teachers have many other students who want to give them presents.

One great gift option for teachers is a gift card to an online or in-person store. This way, teachers can use the money to get something they truly want. Stainless steel tumblers are also a popular teacher gift, as it allows them to carry around their tea or coffee while doing yard duty. Some teachers love meaningful jewelry: charm bracelets are a great memorable gift choice for them.

• While the teacher gift itself is a great way to show teachers how much you appreciate all the education and support they have provided your child, it is a nice touch to add a card or short letter. Have your child participate in the writing of a personal note and share any special times that stand out to them. Hearing first-hand what their support means to the children is what makes the gift more meaningful.
• Keep in mind that the teacher may receive several gifts from other students in the class, so making the gift easy to transport during busy end-of-the-year or holiday times is a thoughtful bonus. Make sure the bag or box is easy to carry and that all breakable items are properly wrapped, making it convenient for teachers to take home. Some teachers may keep their gifts at school but could still have to pack them if they are moving classrooms.
• Often, teachers purchase school supplies for the classroom with their own funds. If your child’s teacher does this, consider helping with these costs through a gift card or by other means to ease their financial burden.