15 Easy Teacher Gift Ideas (That WON’T Break the Bank!)

 

Easy Teacher Gift Ideas

Finding a cute AND frugal teacher gift idea can be a challenge – especially when you’re short on time.  Here are some easy teacher gift ideas that won’t break the bank or require a 6-hour crafting session with your children 🙂  (Seriously – who has time for that???)

Keep in mind as you look through the list that some teachers like getting school supplies and some don’t – so go with your gut on anything like that!  I’d love to hear any other ideas you’ve come across that you love – and teachers, please weigh in about the kinds of gifts you MOST like to receive!

Hands Down Teacher Gift Idea with Printable

For this one you could use Bath & Body Works soaps, Mrs. Meyers soaps – or a couple from the Dollar Tree!

Thanks a “Bunch” Bouquet Teacher Gift

Toe-Tally Awesome Teacher Pedicure Gift Idea

 

Sharpie Teacher Gift Idea

Who doesn’t love a fresh new pack of colorful Sharpie Markers??  (Psst – these are over half off right now!)

Handprint Flower Pots Teacher Gift Idea

Look for pots at the Dollar Tree or Dollar General!

Refreshing Tumbler Teacher Gift

Girly travel tumblers are easy to find in the Spring – but this one would be great for a guy version!

Stationary/Notepad Teacher Gift

Target’s One Spot is THE place to be for stationary!

Herb Garden Pot with Class Signatures

We had a blast making this with the kiddos 🙂

You’re the Balm Teacher Gift 

Get enough EOS balms for all the teachers and yourself with this multipack.

Gift Card Holders for Teachers

Amazon gift cards are uber-popular, followed by Starbucks, then Target and so on… Sometimes you can even find special deals on gift cards here!

Totes with Bath & Body Works Lotions

Fun in the Sun Beach Bag Teacher Gift

These beach totes with cooler room in the bottom get great reviews!

 

Thanks for Helping Me Grow Teacher Gift Idea

Get a great 12-plant succulent assortment here – enough for 4 gifts!

Highlighters Gift Idea

Snag a killer highlighter deal here 🙂

 

….and last but not least – this is one you could do for FREE if you have some flowers blooming in the yard.  Have your child write a little note about why they appreciate their teacher.  Not everything has to cost money – a thoughtful gift from a child is always valuable!

Jar of Flowers – Thanks for Helping Me Bloom