Two, four, six, eight…who do we appreciate?
YOU! Teachers!
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Each of us has created a fun basket of goodies and will add to
it a $25 gift certificate to Teachers Pay Teachers. I’m sure you want to win! When creating my basket, I actually bought
double of a few items... because I wanted the items myself!
Check out my basket:
Check out my basket:
What’s included?
*$25 Gift Certificate to Teachers Pay Teachers {Winner will be emailed the code.}
*Cute clipboard
*Cute clipboard
*Notepads and sticky notes (You can never have too many!)
*Adorable pencils
*Lemon-scented candle
*Reuseable water bottle that looks like a water bottle--too stinkin' cute
*Winner's Choice of either my 4th or 5th grade Math Moves: Spiral Math Review {Winner will be emailed the file.}
I would love to win this! I teach 5th grade.
ReplyDeleteWhat's the one gift I received that I'll never forget? My first year teaching, I got a $400 gift card from my class!
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DeleteWhat a wonderful prize package! I teach 4th and 5th grades.
ReplyDeleteAwesome package!
ReplyDeleteYour basket looks great! I teach 5th grade.
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ReplyDeleteI would love to win! Like everyone else, how do we sign up?
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DeleteGreat basket!! I teach 5th!
ReplyDeleteThis would be a wonderful way to start the week!
ReplyDeleteThe reusable water bottle that looks like a regular bottle of water is so fun! Do you we just comment to enter?
ReplyDeleteThis is great! I don't see the giveaway, did I miss it?
ReplyDeleteThis is a great opportunity! Thank you!
ReplyDeleteGreat giveaway by great teachers! Thanks!
ReplyDeleteLike others said...where is the link to sign up? Would love to win the wonderful package!!!
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DeleteYour giveaway looks amazing! Although, I'm not sure how to sign up. Hoping this comment counts as an entry to win. :-) Happy Teacher Appreciation Week to you!
ReplyDeleteThis looks amazing! Thank you for putting this together. How do I enter?
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DeleteI love that waterbottle! I am a water drinking Gal and love new waterbottles.
ReplyDeleteThis looks amazing! I currently teach 3rd grade but will be teaching a 3-5 multiage classroom next year, so this would be amazing! How do we enter? Sign me up! 😊
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DeleteWhat a cute package! I love that waterbottle! I teach fourth grade!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the opportunity! This looks great!
ReplyDeleteThank you for offering an amazing giveaway!!
ReplyDeleteHappy Teacher Appreciation Week to you! The basket looks great!!
ReplyDeleteWould love to enter! Thanks for the chance! Zenfoxflower@yahoo.com
ReplyDeleteWhat an awesome opportunity! I would love to win the Math Spiral Review.
ReplyDeleteHappy Teacher Appreciation Week!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful Basket!
ReplyDeleteThe best gift I've received is letters from students sharing how much I've meant to them.
ReplyDeleteI would love to win but didn't notice a raffle button like on the other sites. How do we enter to win?
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DeleteI don't see your rafflecopter! :) Happy Teacher Appreciation week!
ReplyDeleteI received a poem about me from one of my students that I will never forget.
ReplyDeleteWould love to win! Not sure how to enter, but thank you!
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DeleteI love getting notes from students. Actually I love everything they give me because they are so excited for me to open it!
ReplyDeleteIt wasn't teacher appreciation week, but on my last day of student teaching, a student sung a song he wrote about me! It was hilarious!
ReplyDeletea big hug and heartfelt note
ReplyDeleteThank you for the opportunity!
ReplyDeleteThis is a fantastic give-away. Thanks so much!
ReplyDeleteOne year, a student and her mom gave me a $100 gift card to Old Navy for some new teacher clothes. It was AMAZING!
ReplyDeleteI love this giveaway and I love your care package! Know that you are appreciated and that so many teachers are grateful for all you do! Thank you!! :)
ReplyDeleteMy favorite gift of all time was a a tree. Michael Green wheeled in a little evergreen in a wagon, plugged in the Christmas lights and played me a song on his violin. Best gift ever and the tree? Still alive in my yard! Thanks for the opportunity to win!
ReplyDeletethe most memorable gift was a plant from a student and getting to watch it grow along with my students.
ReplyDeleteHappy Teacher Appreciation week!
ReplyDeleteI got this cool handmade candy dispenser!! With my name on it! Most of my gifts are homemade...made with love! The best! :)
ReplyDeleteThis is my first year teaching, so this will be my first teacher appreciation week! :)
ReplyDeleteIgot a barbie with a crochted dress that goes over a roll of toilet paper! Gotta love grade 1! Wendy 1stgradefireworks
ReplyDeleteOnce a parent sent me a glass of champagne at a restaurant. They won Teacher Appreciation Week!
ReplyDeleteI enjoy the letters the students randomly write n their own.
ReplyDeleteI love the gifts that the students make themselves <3 Starbucks is good too :)
ReplyDeleteI loved the colorful flowers I got one year.
ReplyDeletea t-shirt with all the kids signatures and picture on it.
ReplyDeleteCute Basket!
ReplyDeleteOne TAW gift that I will never forget was a letter from a parent. Those words of encouragement and thank meant more than any gift!
ReplyDeleteLove this...I have gotten some cute things over the years, but I always remember the giftcards to restaurants and other stores.
ReplyDeleteThe greatest gift that I got was a pencil vase from a fellow teacher last school year. She had her 8th graders make a pencil vase with pencils and soup cans for each teacher. She then included beautiful plastic flowers. Also she had printed out a prayer for teachers. Each student wrote a special message to each teacher on the back of the prayer, and they handed them out to us at a special mass:)
ReplyDeleteOne gift I received was a hand written letter from a troubled student. This student would repeatedly tell me he hated me, wish he wasn't in my class, disrupt the classroom, etc. In that letter was an apology for all his bad behavior. He said I didn't deserve the trouble he was giving me, the he loved me, and that he never had a teacher care for him like I do. I will never forget that student or that letter,
ReplyDeleteA White Sox teacher apple...it's super cool!
ReplyDeleteOne gift I will never forget is a mug that says Best Teacher! Cheesy I know, but it was from one of my students who I swore didn't like me.
ReplyDeleteMy kiddos wrote me the sweetest notes this year. Definitely my favorite gifts!
ReplyDeleteI have received many gifts, but the ones that mean the most are the cards my students create. They are funny, sweet, sincere and are heartfelt. Thanks for the opportunity to win!
ReplyDeleteI received a canvas tote bag with my students thumb prints that they had turned into little bugs! So cute!
ReplyDeleteMy favorite are chocolate covered pretzels dipped by a student. Yummy and thoughtful.
ReplyDeleteOne of my first ENL students told me that I inspired her to become a teacher. <3
ReplyDeleteA note from a student who said I was the reason that he liked school and he had never liked it before.
ReplyDeleteI received a Christmas ornament that had a hand written note in it that I didn't find until a few years later! I treasure that ornament!!
ReplyDeleteMrs. 3rd Grade
My favorite gift - It was my last year in my previous district before we moved to New England. My class knew I loved anything nautical, so they did a shadow box with a lighthouse and a picture of a ship that had me as the captain and pictures of all my students sitting on the boat. It was adorable. :)
ReplyDeleteOne of my students wrote a sweet poem about me as her teacher and her appreciation to me.
ReplyDeleteI have not received any gifts yet but we will see if I get any this week
ReplyDeleteNotes from students and parents thanking me
ReplyDeleteThe parents in our school make posters for each teacher that they put up on our doors. Knowing that the parents took time to create this gesture is wonderful.
ReplyDeleteI appreciate all gifts I have received. :)
ReplyDeleteI received a mug with tea; I drank tea daily. I still use that mug, all these years later.
ReplyDeleteThe best gifts are the notes I receive from my students. It lets me know that, no matter how hard this job is, it is well worth because we, as teachers, do make a difference in the lives of our students!
ReplyDeleteI teach 4th this year will be looping to 5th next year (first time teaching 5th). What a great package.
ReplyDeleteI don't receive much, but I had a student bring a half bottle of perfume because it was her mom's favorite. I returned it to mom, but it was the thought counted!
ReplyDeleteA Jordan Bookbag and a Jordan Dream Team T-shirt. My last name is Jordan and the kid knew I was a huge fan of Michael Jordan. She really went all out to make me happy!
ReplyDeleteOne year a parent organized an art project without my knowing which had pieces and writing from each of my students.
ReplyDeleteOne year...a parent of mine scrapbooked different quotes from my students about me. I still have it and it's one of my prized possessions as a teacher! :)
ReplyDeleteI work at an inner city, low income school, so I don't get many gifts. However, one year I received a framed class picture from one of our fieldtrips. That was really meaningful!
ReplyDeleteFancy Free in Fourth
A bottle of wine and a gift certificate for a massage!
ReplyDeleteMy favorite gifts are from students. They always try to give you gifts and they are always the best! Once a student gave me a used Cardinals duffle bag. He knew how much I love the Cardinals. The bag was dirty and very worn, but he is a student who usually comes to school wearing the same outfit. I knew he gave me something meaningful to him and it meant the world to me!
ReplyDeleteA letter I received from a former student.
ReplyDeleteI'd love to have this! I just about am finished with my first year of teaching. <3
ReplyDeleteMy favorite are the little cards/notes that the students make me. :)
ReplyDeleteI received a S made out of crayons. I love it and I love telling my classes about my 1st class.
ReplyDeleteLove the great giveaway! My favorite gifts are the letters my students send me.
ReplyDeleteAt a Muffins for Moms celebration, one of my students very sneakily had all the students sign a Mother's Day card for me that she made. She said since my mom couldn't be there like their moms, she wanted me to feel special. Talk about a tear jerker!!!! It happened to be during TA week also!
ReplyDeleteI have a handmade book from my first class at the school where I teach now. I LOVED those kids and that class. It was the best year. They are all getting ready to graduate high school soon. Aahh!
ReplyDeleteI have an owl themed classroom and have had several students draw me pictures of owls!
ReplyDeleteThe handmade letters students make!
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ReplyDeleteI love when I get handwritten notes from my students.
ReplyDeleteThanks so much! I love when my students draw me things or send me pictures from their phones of things that they love (I teach 5th but moving to 4th next year!)
ReplyDeleteI would love this! I teach 3rd grade in NC :) The best Teacher Appreciation Gift I have ever received from my students has to be a photo album filled with the students thumbprints made to look like animals. The students also wrote something they loved about me. This was during my internship and it was a great way to start my career!
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ReplyDeleteThis will be my first Teacher Appreciation week as a teacher, so my best gift is yet to come!
ReplyDeleteI received a glass apple from a student engraved with an inscription saying that I changed her life. It reminds me everyday how important my job is.
ReplyDeleteA huge poster sized card from a student listing specific examples how I helped her grow during the year.
ReplyDeleteA beautiful Willow Tree figure of a child with their instrument from a former band student.
ReplyDeleteMy best Teacher Appreciation gift was a cookbook with special recipe from each family.
ReplyDeleteI had a student make my a card-made of candy! The candy took the place of some of the words in the message-it was awesome!
ReplyDelete:) Kaitlyn
Smiles and Sunshine
Earrings that matched our school colors, and after I put them on, the student informed me she "had only worn them once!"
ReplyDeleteMy most memorable gift was a beach bag with a towel and puzzle book.Perfect for summer in Florida. The bag is perfect to carry supplies to and from school as well.
ReplyDeleteA surprise party on teacher appreciation day by a sweet girl. The same young lady does her student teaching in our building this fall. I was inspiration to go into education.
ReplyDeleteOne of my students wrote a short chapter book about everything she remembered about me being her teacher. I treasure that book so much!
ReplyDeleteHaven't had one yet so I don't know. This is my first year teaching!
ReplyDeleteI love checking out everyone's basket for this giveaway. We clearly all love our school supplies and can never have enough! ;)
ReplyDeleteThree years ago, my grandson was born four months premature, weighing in at 1 pound 15 ounces. He spent the first six months of his life in neonatal care. My kiddos were so wonderful. They made beautiful cards and artwork to decorate his incubator. One lovely young lady even hand knitted booties and a hat for him. He finally fit into them when he was about a year old!
ReplyDeleteBest gift was a trophy with an engraved thankyou on it!
ReplyDeleteOne of my most challenging parents (yes, parents!) surprised me with a cake and balloons for my birthday. Her son spent all day making sure I was having the best birthday ever. It was extremely thoughtful for both of them to go out of their ways to show me that they really did appreciate me.
ReplyDeletelast year I received a bound book with hand written notes from all 65 of my 5th graders! A parent had taken the time to contact all of the families and put it together. I love it :)
ReplyDeletea scarf knit by a student :D
ReplyDeleteSeveral years ago the then principal arranged for us to receive chair massages.
ReplyDeleteA simple note of thanks is more precious than gold!
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ReplyDeleteThe door decorated with students' notes of appreciation.
ReplyDeleteTeacher Appreciation week isn't celebrated in my neck of the woods...must find a way to make it happen!
ReplyDeleteI haven't had many teacher appreciation weeks, but so far my favorite gift has got to be the bound book of notes I got when I was student teaching. I keep it on my desk at home. :)
ReplyDeleteThe clipboard I received from my student teaching class. It has my name on it and I still use it to this day (17 years later).
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My favorite "gift" is actually a hand written note of appreciation.
ReplyDeleteI enjoy receiving notes of thank you and appreciation. Means a lot when people take the time to do that. =)
ReplyDeleteMy class gave me a baby shower for my 1st born!
ReplyDeleteOne year a little girl gave me the sweetest card that said I was the best teacher ever and had a drawing of me as a puppy :)
ReplyDeleteI got a bracelet from one of my student teaching babies. It was so sweet!
ReplyDeleteA picture frame from a student who changed my life
ReplyDeleteThe most memorable gift is just the amount of homemade cards from my students.
ReplyDeleteA teacher appreciation gift I will never forget were flowers a young girl picked from her garden just for me.
ReplyDeleteA scentsy warmer with a wonderful note
ReplyDeleteI received wind chimes from a very special child.
ReplyDeleteThanks so much for all the appreciation!
ReplyDeleteThanks for your appreciation. I'm now a follower! This was such a fun idea!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the chance!
ReplyDeleteThank you for doing the giveaway!
ReplyDeleteHappy Teacher Appreciation Week everyone!
ReplyDeleteEvery year, our PTA provides/serves dinner and childcare to the teachers! It's the best!
ReplyDeleteI wish I received gifts :( Unfortunately my students and my principal do not do gifts of appreciation or cards. My husband feels bad for me and usually gives me a starbucks gift card :) I also like to spread some joy around my building and gave Luna bars to my colleagues with a tag that said thanks for not being a luna-tic to work with :)
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful giveaway!!
ReplyDeleteI will never forget the homemade books and cards that the kiddos make for me :) Some make me cry each year! XO
I love pictures and homemade cards!!
ReplyDeleteThe reward of seeing how much my children have learned through the year :)
ReplyDeleteLori H
This is my fifth year teaching, and I can honestly say, I've never received a gift for Teacher Appreciation Week. However, my principal did cook us breakfast this morning, and that was amazing! A great way to start the day!
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ReplyDeleteMost students and parents don't know about Teacher Appreciation week, but my school has always made sure to do something special for us each day of the week- like Sonic drinks today!
ReplyDelete- Constance Massey
Thank you for this opportunity! Happy Teacher Appreciation MONTH to you as well!
ReplyDeleteI received a handwritten candy gram from a 6th grader two years ago, loved it and all the candy!!!
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Elizabeth
Five pound Hershey's Bar!
ReplyDeleteSince I am new to the profession (I graduate next week) I have never received a teacher appreciation gift.
ReplyDeleteA student one year brought me a twig that they had used rocks to try and sharpen and told me they had given me a new pencil. I will never forget it and will always keep it.
ReplyDeleteWhat a super fun way to celebrate this week!
ReplyDeleteA handmade note! Always the BEST!!!!! (A Dunkin Donuts gift card is a close second.) ;)
ReplyDeleteThe most memorable gift was a bamboo plant from one of my kiddos! I still have that and remember that special student!
ReplyDeleteI love the sweet notes my fourth graders write me. :)
ReplyDeleteThanks for this appreciation.
ReplyDeleteThis looks like an amazing give away! Thanks for the fun!
ReplyDeleteI got a massage my first year teaching. PTO sponsored it and I was floored at how amazing and thoughtful it was!
ReplyDeleteYour blog is awesome! Thank you! :)
ReplyDeleteThe teacher appreciation gift that I won't forget was a personalized poem written and framed by a student.
ReplyDeleteThanks for this giveaway! =)
ReplyDeleteDrawings from my kiddos!
ReplyDeleteA letter from a student saying that I was important to her because she felt safe in my room - made me cry and wonder why/where she didn't feel safe.
ReplyDeleteThoughtful notes and pictures from my students and their families make everything - even the crazy times! - so worthwhile!
ReplyDeleteOnce I got a gift certificate to Ticketmaster. That was cool!
ReplyDeleteVery generous of you. I appreciate YOU!
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ReplyDeleteLast year, one of the sweetest fourth graders I have ever known gave me one of those bottled Frappuccinos - I almost always had one every day at the time, and she said, "I got you this because you always have one!" Too sweet. She totally "got me," haha!
ReplyDeleteSarah Beth
Miss White's Classroom
I received a bunch of personalized letters from my students. The letters were so detailed and pure. It warms my heart just thinking of it! Best gift ever!!
ReplyDeleteLetters and cards are always my favorite!
ReplyDeleteA kiddo wrote me a seriously touching letter. I kept it and still have it!
ReplyDeleteI appreciate anything I receive as they thought is so nice! I am always blown away by people's generosity. Last week for my birthday, one student reached into his backpack and gave me a dollar for a gift. He was so happy to give it to me!
ReplyDeleteMy mentor teacher made me a book with letters from my student teaching class. LOVE!
ReplyDeleteOne Year I was given a homemade apple pie
ReplyDeleteAs a special education teacher, in and inclusive classroom. I don't get very many gifts, but my para gave me the best pencil sharpener that I have ever seen. I love it!!
ReplyDeleteMy favorite teacher appreciation gift was from a student who was in my class last year. We had been practicing writing 5 paragraph essays. This darling wrote me a 5 paragraph essay describing why I was her favorite teacher. Made my year!!!!!
ReplyDeleteHavent taught too long but this would definitely be a really great gift to win :)
ReplyDeleteEvery student brought me a card thanking me and a parent brought bagels, hot chocolate and flowers.
ReplyDeleteI received a special, homemade gift each day of the week from a student. It was so sweet and thoughtful of him and his family.
ReplyDeleteFramed picture of one of my kiddos. I still have it on the piano. :)
ReplyDeleteThank you so much for putting this together. Happy teacher appreciation week to you, as well!
So far it's several giftcards to Starbucks!
ReplyDeleteA sweet card created by 3 sisters - I had all 3! :-)
ReplyDeleteThe one thing I cannot forget are the sweet words from a child a few years ago. She said she wished I was her Mom. That was the biggest compliment ever.
ReplyDeleteA grandmother of three boys. I have had all three now and she always brings in fresh flowers. She is very sweet. I also received a pedicure one year. :)
ReplyDeleteA cute bag with my name on it filled with teacher supplies and an apple!
ReplyDeleteAww this basket is CUTE.
ReplyDeleteMy class put their thumbprints on a vase for me - loved it <3
Anisa @ Creative Undertakings
I love anything that comes from my students themselves. I have little trinkets that they've bought me with their own money or letters they've written just for me. So special!
ReplyDeleteI have never really received any from my students or their families. I teach inner city and they are just struggling to get by to tell you the truth, but I have had many students and their parents return and thank me for all I have done for their children and that means more to me than any gift! = )
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