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10 Awesome Teacher Gift Ideas $20 And Under

“Of all the hard jobs around, one of the hardest is being a good teacher.” – Maggie Gallagher

Would you believe that almost a life time ago, I was a teacher? Maths and science to be exact! Oh yes, it brings back memories of Bunsen burners and 12 year old boys! One thing I learnt from the experience, besides the fact that I don’t want to have a career as a high school teacher, is that positive feedback from parents is much appreciated! Teachers work hard! I mean, they willing teach my kids day in and day out! So in honour, of how wonderful teachers are and that it is that time of year again, end of another school year, here’s 10 fun and thoughtful teacher gift ideas.

1. Personalized Self-Inking Teacher Name Stamps

Click here to order your set of personalized teacher stamps. 2. Fun Teacher Gift – Personalised Set Of Stickers

Click here to get your set of teachers stickers!

3. Inexpensive Teacher Gift Idea – Cute Pencil Earrings

Click here to order a cute pair of pencil earrings for your teacher!

4. Black Tote Bag

Click here to buy a fun tote bag!

It can even be personalised with the name of your teacher.

5. Special Teacher Appreciation Soy Candle Gift

Click here to order a gorgeous thank you soy candle for your teacher!

6. Personalized Teacher Key Ring

Click here to get your personalised teacher key ring.

7. Personalized Leather Book Mark

Click here to order a personalized bookmark for your favourite teacher.

8. Male Teacher Gift Idea – Great Teacher Coffee Mug

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9. Cool Teacher Travel Mug Gift Idea

Click here to grab a Be Awesome teacher travel mug.

10. Best Teacher Ever HB Pencils

Click here to order your “best teacher ever” pencils!

At a time of the year, when your do-to list is “chockas” or full up, it can be easy for a task like “organise teacher gift ideas” to drop off the list.

Yet I encourage you, considering that there is immense value in teaching our kids to show appreciation to others, to not let it go! A small gift, and a hand drawn card made by your kids, is all it takes.