I often get asked what my favorite gifts are to give to teachers, volunteers, or coworkers. Sometimes I like to put together a thoughtful gift, and other times I go the easy route and just pick up gift cards! I know it seems not as personal, but you can never go wrong getting a teacher a gift card. Teachers so often spend their time, energy, and money on their classroom, so they deserve to be able to shop for themselves, grab a drink, or pick up a meal without having to think about the cost.
As my kids get older, they have more teachers than they did in elementary school. We don’t want to leave anyone out, so we are making adjustments! We gravitate towards Amazon and Sonic gift cards, so I’ll share those tags with you!
If you are looking for the MOST simple and quick gift card assembly, it’s this one! I picked up a 3 pack of $10 Amazon gift cards from my local grocery store. After printing out the tags, I simply taped the gift card to the top of the tag. I added a ribbon to spruce it up just a bit!
If you’d like to use these gift card tags, click HERE!
If you have time to wait for gift cards to come in the mail rather than needing to stop by and grab one real quick, amazon has the cutest gift card holders. I love this reindeer one because the reindeer comes off and is actually an ornament. So cute! You can download the gift card tags HERE.
If you just need to grab a gift card really quick, Sonic is always a great place to go. I think every teacher enjoys being able to grab a fun, quick drink from time to time. You can grab that tag HERE! (PS, I know that you can only see $100 on that gift card, but it’s one of those where you can pick the price from $10-$100, ha! These are $10 gift cards for all of the coaches in Joelle’s 7th Grade Athletics.}
If you’d like to know how I assemble these gift card tags, the video is below! It just couldn’t get much easier!
I hope that helps as you are getting together gifts for the special people in your life! Merry Christmas!
Hey, y’all! My name is Amy Lemons and I am passionate about providing students with both engaging and effective standards-based Math and ELA lessons.
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