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Here Are 5 Quick Ways to Say Thank You for Teacher Appreciation Week

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Here Are 5 Quick Ways to Say Thank You for Teacher Appreciation Week
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We have reached the time in the school year when many celebratory school days are popping up. There are school breakfasts for parents, end of the year musicals and most importantly Teacher Appreciate Week. Although we are VERY thankful for teachers every day, we can officially thank them this week (May 2nd -May 6th). Here are 5 gifts that can all be put together last minute.

 

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  • Coffee Works

    Coffee Works

    We haven’t met a teacher who is going to turn down a coffee card. Whether it’s enough for one cup or a week of caffeine, this card will be deeply appreciated.


     

  • Give the Gift of $ Via a Gift E-Card

    Give the Gift of $ Via a Gift E-Card

    Every year Teacher Appreciation pops up which is why we are grateful for e-cards. Either email an e-gift card to your teacher or print it, either way, they will love the gesture.

  • Sugar Fix

    Sugar Fix

    Bake them cookies. You do not have to spend a lot to show you they are appreciated, a gesture of homemade treats will show them how thankful for there guidance this school year. Here is a great recipe.

  • Spring Flowers

    Spring Flowers

    New York bodegas and delis have the best flower stands. For $5 to $10 a bouquet of spring flowers with some ribbed ribbon from home or a homemade card will bring some cheer to a favorite teacher.

  • Thank You Card

    Thank You Card

    Limited on time? Print them this sweet card an have your child draw or write something personal to make it more unique. Link to the card.

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Donna Duarte-Ladd

Donna Duarte-Ladd is a California native, long-time Brooklyn resident, and the Executive Director of Content Strategy for New York Family Media. She lives with her family in Brooklyn and Upstate New York, where you can find her on weekends running – literally running – after her two boys.

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