Show the teacher in your life some love with these classroom-approved gifts

Marlana Suiza
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It's Teacher Appreciation Week and that means it's the perfect time to shower those wonderful teachers in your life with some much-deserved gifts.
It's Teacher Appreciation Week and that means it's the perfect time to shower those wonderful teachers in your life with some much-deserved gifts.

Teachers make a remarkable impact on the lives of their students. In honor of Teacher Appreciation Week, show the teacher in your life that their work is valued with gifts that can brighten their classroom — as much as they brighten the lives of their students.

Show your appreciation with these gift ideas

This multi-use tumbler with a sweet message is sure to make any teacher smile.
This multi-use tumbler with a sweet message is sure to make any teacher smile.

$20.99 at Amazon

Help the teacher in your life “wine” down after a long day of work with this wine tumbler that includes a sweet message. After all, it does take a big heart to show up and shape little minds day after day.

This tumbler is vacuum insulated which means it keeps drinks hot or cold. Whether they want to use it for wine, beer, cocktails, water or coffee, their drink is sure to stay at the desired temperature. With its durable material, it’s almost invincible to classroom incidents and perfect for indoor or outside use. Other features include:

  • Made of food-grade stainless steel that’s also BPA-free

  • Comes with a clear lid, stainless steel straw and cleaning brush

  • A gift box perfect for presenting it to the teacher

This minimalistic and gender-neutral bracelet is a simple way to make a teacher feel special.
This minimalistic and gender-neutral bracelet is a simple way to make a teacher feel special.

$12.97 at Amazon

Send your favorite teacher off to school in style with this stand-out bracelet. This beaded Morse Code Bracelet features the message “Teach love inspire” which accurately describes the importance of teaching.

The bracelet is simple which means it can go with any outfit while still being both unique and gender-neutral. More features include:

  • Customizable fit that makes the bracelet adjustable from five to eight inches

  • Made with hypoallergenic nylon rope and strung with beautiful Obsidian beads and Hematite Beads

  • Comes in a nice box so it’s ready to be gifted

If you know a plant-loving (or owl-loving) teacher, you can get them one of these precious mini plant pots.
If you know a plant-loving (or owl-loving) teacher, you can get them one of these precious mini plant pots.

$22.99 at Amazon

Add some fresh decor to their work desk with these owl Little Ceramic Succulent Pots. These are an adorable addition to their desk, plus succulents (not included) are low-maintenance which makes them the perfect classroom plant.

Are they not into succulents? That’s not a problem because these ceramic pots can be used to store office supplies or display other decorative trinkets like candy or stickers. This set includes four glazed pots and two non-glazed pots.

Gift the busy teacher in your life this charming and functional canvas bag.
Gift the busy teacher in your life this charming and functional canvas bag.

$18.99 at Amazon

Teachers sometimes carry a heavy burden — even physically. This personalized canvas bag can help them carry all of their books, supplies and anything else they need to lug around in this cute, heavy-duty tote bag with a sweet message.

This everyday bag is made with natural cotton canvas, making it durable but still soft. It also features a moisture-resistant interior in case of any spills or accidents.

This bag will be large enough to hold everything they need as it's 17 inches wide and 12.5 inches tall which means it’s big enough to hold clothes, lunch boxes, snacks, documents, and more. With an added inner zipper pouch, they can keep important things like keys or phones.

This Teacher Appreciation week, show your favorite teacher how much you value them and all the work they do. These thoughtful gifts are sure to put a much-deserved smile on their faces.

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