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| Ages: | Preschool, K-5th Grade, Tweens |
| By: | BusyMom |

The end of the school year is near - so it's time to start thinking about a gift for the teacher. Just how do you say thank you in a meaningful way? Below are some articles full of fun ideas for teacher gifts from a bunch of parents with experience and the teachers themselves!
Gifts Ideas with a Homemade Touch - Are you feeling creative or looking for a one-of-a-kind teacher gift? Here are some crafty ideas that you and your child can create together.
Organizing one large gift from the entire class is also a great idea if you can swing it. Perhaps buying a small wooden bookcase from AC Moore and then having each child donate their favorite book to the bookshelf. Each individual book can have a nameplate displaying the child's name. (i.e To Mrs. Smith: Thank you for teaching me to Read. Love Tommy Jones... etc.)
Paint a ceramic piece at a local ceramics shop. Little bowls, candy dishes, pencil holders, or a plate are cute & practical. At the end of the day, it really is the thought that counts in choosing a gift for the teacher.
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