teacher appreciation

 

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^ A simple American Express gift card in a paper envelope, tie on some string, and of course add a cute note!

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^A manicure gift card, a nail file in some cute cellophane bags and ribbon. And how cute is this gift tag! (found it here)

 

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^With summer coming up, who doesn’t want to see a movie? Just add some popcorn, and movie tickets to a paper bag and you’ve got a great gift! Found these labels here, and just added some festive ribbon!

 

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^ Picked up some Chipotle gift cards last week, because who doesn’t love a night off from cooking! 😉 I made this label, added the gift card, and finished it with some ribbon of course! And its done!

 

Next week is Teacher Appreciation and if you are like me, you can’t wait to show your hardworking teachers some love! My children have been very lucky and all have AMAZING teachers, who give so much to their class. My kids and I look forward to this week each year where we shower our teachers with something new each day. Some days are gift cards, one day is flowers, and another may be a treat. Each day we do something fun and different. When I first started doing little gifts it was hard to come up with something new, but now that Pinterest is around the ideas are endless! So if you are still surfing Pinterest’s boards and overwhelmed with ideas, take a look at these easy and simple goodies! (Oh! And to make things easier on me, I always have my teacher fill this out at the beginning of the year! It helps me so much throughout the year to really personalize the gifts we do.) Happy gifting friends! If you have a favorite gift idea, I’d love to hear it!

 

xo-Rhea

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