At the end of the school year or during winter break… or whenever you realize what a hero your child’s teacher truly is… you can create one of these easy DIY teacher’s gift ideas.
I appreciate my children’s teachers tremendously and often look for special homemade gift ideas. As a former homeschooling mother, I know how difficult my kids can be when they do not want to learn. God bless their teachers who not only deal with my kiddos but a room full of moody children just like them.
And, can I pause here to say THANKS to all of the creative people who can think up awesome teacher gift ideas? You have such a colorful imagination. And then you put your lovely creations on Pinterest so non-crafty people like myself can duplicate them… and look awesome like you.
>>Get more gift ideas for male teachers.<<
Thank you! You make my life easier.
DIY Teacher’s Appreciation Gift Ideas
If you are craft-tasticly challenged as I am, go see these amazing homemade gift ideas for teachers:
Heart Craft for Kids: the Cutest Heart Bouquet from A Happy Little Home
Favor-“Ette”: Crayon Vase from Donuts Dresses and Dirt
Stationery Teacher Gift Idea + FREE Printable Tag & Cut File! from Where The Smiles Have been
Appreciation Gift Ideas for Teacher Day – Free Printable from Love The Day
Homemade Teacher Appreciation Gift: Colored Pencil Vase from Thrifty Jinxy
DIY Teacher Gift: Orange You Glad It’s Summer from Clever Pink Pirate
Candied Grapefruit Peel from Farm Fresh Feasts
Easy Teacher Gift from Busy Creating Memories
Homemade Orange & Honey Body Scrub from Kids and Blog Just Add Dirt
Vanilla Mint Sugar Scrub from Thrifty T’s Treasures
>>Get more creative Teacher’s Gift Ideas.<<
Handmade Gift Idea: Soap Chains (That Look Store Bought) from A Happy Home in Holland
Make A Quick Teacher Gift from 365 Days of Crafts
DIY Teacher Appreciation Gifts from Organized 31
Free Printable: Teacher Appreciation Gift from Trish Sutton
Easy Homemade lavender Soap from Happy Deal – Happy Day
Apple Crafts Week: DIY Apple Treat Bag from Love The Day
Small Gift Ideas for Any Occasion from Organized 31
Easy Tile Art for Kids That Everyone Will Enjoy from Natural Beach Living
Monogram Mug with Nail Polish from Teach Me Mommy
Teacher Appreciation Gift- Class Thank You Flower from JDaniel4’s Mom
Spring Crafts for Kids: Decorate Terra Cotta Pots from Mama Smiles
Homemade Pineapple Orange Lip Scrub from Lasting Thumbprints
Easy Teacher Appreciation Day Gift from Fireflies and Mudpies
Craft Ideas for Kids: Mothers Day or Teacher Appreciation Gift from Edventures with Kids
Fantastic Felt Flower Craft from Crafty Kids at Home
A Tisket a Tasket a Woven Cloth Basket from Mosswood Collections
DIY Nail Polish Marbled Mugs Craft from Thrifty Jinxy
Beeswax Sheet Candle Making For Kids from Steam Powered Family
Soup Can Flower Pots from Adventures in Wunderland
Honey and Oat Soap from Rainy Day Mum
15 Minutes Teacher Gift – A Lanyard from 365 Days of Crafts
Coffee Coconut Oil Brown Sugar Scrub from Coffee with Us
Homemade Gifts: Sugar Body Scrubs from The Baking Fairy
Honey Lollipops for Licking, Stirring, and Gifting from The Monday Box
DIY teacher gift ideas that work for male teachers too…
Shout out to all the guys who are standing in the classroom each day… like my awesome husband. Yes, sometimes the teacher is a male and that makes gift giving a little harder, but not impossible.
Check out these homemade gifts that would work for ladies or men:
Popcorn Teacher Appreciation Gift & Free Printable Tag from Ezy Breezy
#1 Teacher Cricut Card from The Inspiration Vault
Star Wars Craft R2-D2 Pencil Holder from Crafts by Amanda
DIY Chalkboard Classroom Decor from The Inspiration Vault
Do It Yourself Craft Ideas: Decoupage Art Supply Cup from Gym Craft Laundry
End of Year DIY Bookmark Gift for Kids or Teachers from Mama Smiles
Easy Last-Minute Teacher Gift from My Mommy World
DIY Teacher Gift: Pencil Vase from Cincy Shopper
DIY Teacher Appreciation Gift: Superhero Candy Bar Printable from Artsy Momma
DIY Pencil Holder from So TIPical Me
Dictionary Crafty Words from Crafts by Amanda
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Some great gift ideas here! Thanks for the inspiration! -Nicky