It’s Teacher Appreciation Week – and it is also the end of a very difficult school year. It is also the week before Mother’s Day. Now is a great time to honor teachers, mothers and students.
Whether your kids were being taught in-person or virtually, everyone (including parents) worked twice as hard this year as any other year. Let them know how much you appreciate their super-human effort.
In addition to our Teacher Appreciation Note Cards and Mini-Teaching Cards, for teachers, we have a wide range of low-cost gifts that would be perfect for both teachers and students.
Wallet sized Teacher Appreciation cards are 10 for $3 and are an inexpensive way to let teachers know you appreciate them. Pass them out at PTA meetings, school open houses, education fairs, or anywhere that educators gather.
The card contains the quote “The education and training of children is among the most meritorious acts of humankind”.
For example, there are products like our “You’re Wonderful” pens, our “You’re Loved” medallions, and our “Be infinitely kind” thank-you cards.
These fine-point gel pens will make you feel wonderful when you use them, and even better when you give them away. Only a dollar each for 12 for $9.
They say “I wish I could show you when you are lonely or in darkness the astonishing light of your being.” and are $7.95 each for the silver or the gold.
It has been a really stressful year for teachers and students. Let them know that you understand how hard it has been with one of our Cuddlebuddies. They come with comfort coins (and instructions) to help relieve stress.
If the teacher is too sophisticated to hug a buddy, you can get them the Adult Affirmation Comfort Coins instead.
Want to show some extra love? You can let with this “You are loved” medallion and tiny teddy bear. They will cherish it.
For an extra special spring treat, I’d recommend our new Hummingbird chiffon silk scarf in soft spring colors.
Hope you do something connecting this Mother’s Day and may your coming week be full of bright lights and happiness.
Dr. Karen Saint Rain