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I usually put it in a cellophane bag with a holiday pencil, a homework pass, and a candy cane. They are so simple, but I have kids come back and tell me they still have their ornament 13 years later. Erin Duarte – I buy simple ball ornaments (I use the glass ones, but for younger kids you could use plastic) and with a silver or gold Sharpie write their name with the year then write “Love, Mrs.They loved reading all the comments from their classmates! This year I am adding a vinyl cutout from my silhouette to put on the ornament. I typed them out, cut them into strips, curled with scissors, and inserted them into glass ornaments. Carol Ann Henthorne – Last year, for my 5th graders, I had each student write something nice about each other student.The kids take it home put it into a cup and pour hot water over. You fill a small baggie with hot chocolate, marshmallows and broken candy cane pieces. If you Google the idea a template will come up to print. Tracy Wood – My class always gets snowman soup.I roll it up and attach a candy cane and Christmas pencil. I run this by my principal and she generally approves it. Karen Richau – I give them a sheet that has a gift for January through May: January, cozy day dress down, February, half day of reading, March, afternoon of playing board games, April, homework pass, May, half hour of recess.I print out and laminate Farkle instructions and a score card. Heather Rea – I order dice in bulk and little jewelry pouches.

Holiday gift idea for teachers free#

Free & the kids love it! I teach middle schoolers. Anne Williams – I give a coupon usually for 5 or 10 extra points on any assignment or test.(I also give them a book from Scholastic) I use puff paint to write their names on them and give them a dry erase marker. I have it cut into squares for personal whiteboards. Kimberly Price – I buy a shower board from Home Depot.

Holiday gift idea for teachers full#

Kerri Grooby – Reindeer food, cut circles of material about dinner plate size place a hand full of bird seed mixed with a little glitter, scrunch the material up so it looks like I little pouch and tie with string, attach some Christmas ribbon and a label to tell the children to sprinkle on the grass on Christmas Eve to ensure the reindeers stop by x.

Karen Esdale-Brown – I melt down the broken classroom crayons into Christmas cookie cutter shapes.

If you want to get fancy you could mount on construction paper. Then you make Wordle collage with the words and print it out in color for each student.

Kathy Wylie – Have the class write down each student’s name and at least one thing they admire/like about the student.

Amanda Duseberg – I give a small box of crayons with a poem that talks about how we are like crayons, all different colors but together we make a complete picture.

They love them so much and don’t want to take them off! Use glitter puff paints to write their names.

Amanda Flickinger – Here is my favorite: go to the dollar store and buy the elf/Santa hats.

If you want to read all 250+ tips, you’ll find that question here on the Teaching Resources Facebook page. Most of them do involve a small cost, but some are free. Over 250 educators responded with great suggestions! Here are my picks for the top 30 gift ideas in no particular order. To help teachers find solutions to this problem, I posed this question to the fans of the Teaching Resources Facebook page:ĭo you give your students any sort of gift before the holidays? Let’s brainstorm some easy options, especially gifts that are inexpensive (or free). Giving gifts is one of the joys of December, but if you have a large class and a small budget, it can be challenging to give gifts to all of your students.