Gifts for Teachers

Coloring books aren’t just kids stuff! This teaching-themed coloring book is a great activity for those brave adults who serve on the front lines of our education system. Full of snarky humor that teachers will relate to, the book also contains the kinds of positive messages that help reaffirm our intrepid educators with the motivation and encouragement they need. It’s an endearing way to share some appreciation and good humor with the teachers in your life. After all, kids make it look like so much fun!

A great way to show some appreciation for the teachers in our lives, these specialized rubber stamps bring a personal touch to the classroom, and are a great way to give positive reinforcement to students. With a variety of design options to choose from, you can mix and match until it fits the person you’re buying for. Not only will you delight the teacher you give it to, you’ll also be sure to bring a smile to the faces of many young students when they see that they’ve done well. Some gifts really do keep giving!

Cleanliness matters, now more than ever. Disinfecting a classroom, package deliveries, and other objects that come into your home is a good way to protect yourself and the people you live with from exposure. While this is a very important practice, it can also be time consuming, and, understandably, very stressful. Disinfecting wipes are a particularly useful tool right now, because they can help make this task simpler and easier by allowing you to quickly wipe down a surface with an already-sterilized napkin, and then immediately dispose of it after you’re done. This can save time, can save you a lot of worrying, and there’s a chance it may even save your health.

An adorable and friendly way to designate the teacher’s desk, these cute name plates are made from wood, painted, and are available in a variety of different sizes and finishes! It has that special kind of personal, homemade touch which is exactly the sort of thing that helps a teacher feel appreciated, and helps students in a classroom feel more at-home in a learning environment.