M.B. asks from Frisco, TX on November 13, 2007
Need School Teacher Holiday Gift Ideas????
Hi Mommys,
My son attends a Primrose school (many thanks to those of you who kindly replied to my last post concerned about it - I am very grateful for your input and sympathy - he is still there but we've made some changes and things seem to be exponentially better).
Anyhow, throughout the day, there are five different teachers that he works with in his classroom (2s). I am wondering how other people handle holiday gifts when there are so many to buy for? Also, do you consider hierarchy or treat them all the same?
Many thanks in advance for your input!
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T.F. answers from Dallas on November 13, 2007
My daughter is in 7th grade with 7 teachers. We give Starbucks gift cards. The amount is up to you, I put $10-$15 on each card.
Susan
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T.F. answers from Dallas on November 13, 2007
My daughter is in 7th grade with 7 teachers. We give Starbucks gift cards. The amount is up to you, I put $10-$15 on each card.
Susan
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M.A. answers from Dallas on November 14, 2007
gosh, its so hard to buy gifts for preschool because your kids deals with so mnay teachers and assistants. You can send gifts to the 2 head teachers.....but i dont even send gifts for preschool teachers...I just send the front desk a nice plant and say "to Primorose faculty and staff"
L.M. answers from Dallas on November 13, 2007
I always do something a little nicer for the main/primary teacher and then the same gifts for all of the others. Sometimes I get teacher gifts at Sam Moon. They have really inexpensive things that make great gifts. This year I'm thinking about making spicy Texas pecans in a pretty tin. I still haven't decided. At Sam Moon, they have teacher pins, beautiful hair clips, small bags, etc for around $5 or less.
C.G. answers from Dallas on November 14, 2007
Hello M.,
I used to work at a preschool and I thank you on behalf of all preschool teachers for wanting to buy them gifts. That is awesome, people tend to forget about preschool teachers and in my experience only about 4 out of 11 kids bought presents for myself and my co-teacher. Not that we were expecting them either. It's just nice to feel appreciated! Personally, I would get the two main teachers a nicer gift then the aides. Such as Bath and Body Works, a gift card to somewhere they shop or something else nice. The aides I would buy candy, smaller amount of gift card, or something small. We all loved ANYTHING girly, I am a MaryKay Consultant and we have tons of items that would be great gifts. Check out my website www.marykay.com/ctgomez and let me know if I could help you out with anything. Thanks again for remebering Teachers!!!
Good Luck,
C.
S.N. answers from Dallas on November 14, 2007
At the risk of sounding Grinchy, I say if there are several teachers to purchase gifts for, each should have something small of relatively equal value. Perhaps a nice tree ornament wrapped in a box or small bag, or $3 gift certificate to Starbucks (enough for one drink).
L.I. answers from Dallas on November 14, 2007
Hi,
I am a Tupperware Consultant and have some great ideas for teacher gifts! If you are looking to get multiple gifts, we have a deal right now on a 14 pc Tupperware Canister Set - you get 14 pink and green containers that are the perfect size for giving cookies or candies and they are very festive. You get 14 for only $50, so you can get them for not only the teachers, but neighbors, co-workers, postman, etc and have a nice gift for only a few dollars per person! Also - teachers LOVE the Rock 'n' Serve Soup Mug! Just a couple of ideas, but check out my website - you might see something else you like. We have great toys for the little ones too! www.my2.tupperware.com/laraiezzi
is my website. Happy Shopping!!
D.T. answers from Dallas on November 14, 2007
The last time around, I got a really nice set of hand soap and lotion for all the teachers in the room to use. They were always washing their hands and loved not having to use the industrial soap that was in the dispenser. then I got each one a pair of holiday themed socks and tucked a small gift card in each pair. It seemed to go over pretty well with the teachers.
S.L. answers from Dallas on November 13, 2007
Ive done breakfast treats as well, and they went over great. Ive also picked up some really great ornaments for them as well (most of the time try and buy after Christmas). Michaels has their individual ornaments 40% off right now.
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