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10 subtle ways to thank a teacher

This week is teacher appreciation week and I cannot remember ever wanting to thank a teacher as much as I do right now. The twins first year of preschool has been a raving success – in large part due to the awesomeness of our teachers! Here are ten easy projects we’ve previously crafted that would send a simple and subtle “Thank You” to the teachers who’ve worked their bottoms off to teach our kids all year.

Ombre favor tote bag to carry their supplies in style.

A pretty diy glass lantern to enjoy during their summer off.

Washi tape dixie cup vase from the kids to show their thanks in pre-school style.

Fabric bowls for corralling all their favorite desk supplies.

A scarf wrapped floral bouquet that they will love now and enjoy into next fall.

Fill their kitchen with summer goodies in a simple dish towel fruit tote.

Gilded bottles with your favorite summer drink recipe inside.

You’re tea-riffic tea bags with a made-at-home blend.

Flower basket from grocery bags.

Flowers for your favorite co-workers who always have your back

If you are a teacher reading this – thank you for all your hard work. You are amazing!

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  1. Oh what a great list. I worked as a teacher before staying home with my girls and I would have loved any or all of these items. Of course, I loved whatever I was gifted….but I have to admit, I wound up with a lot of “apple” art and pads of cutesy paper! Too much to use in one life time :)

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