40 Easy Teacher Appreciation Gifts To Make Today (2024)

This easy teacher gift idea is one of the ultimate nods to teachers and the infamous #2 pencils.

These simple homemade garden stepping stones make a treasured, long-lasting keepsake for teachers. They are easy to personalize and fun for kids to create.

Pennants are a quintessential school item so making a personalized one for a special teacher is a great way to show your support.

Give something unique to your male teachers this year! Comes with a free printable and easy tutorial.

It's always nice for a teacher to have something that support privacy and also looks good, so give this fun fabric project a try!

The #2 pencil is back, but this time it's used to decorate the vase!

Just like pencil pouches, a customized tote is an teacher gift that will be used and appreciated for a long time.

This is another fabric scrap busting project that will allow you to explore your own creativity while creating a unique teacher appreciation gift.

These washi tape pencils are a great way to get the kids involved in making teacher appreciation gifts.

Add some tea bags to this handmade marbled mug and you have an easy, thoughtful gift for a teacher in your community.

If you need a gift where the kids can get their hands dirty for a reason, this fingerprint flower pot is a unique and crafty option.

This free thank you notes printable is perfect for teacher appreciation week, teacher’s day, or just to say thanks at the end of the school year.

This free printable is the perfect teacher appreciation gift for elementary-aged children, with prompts that help your child express their thanks!

Need a really quick teacher's gift? Just pair this free printable with a potted plant and you are good to go.

If you feel your teacher would do better with a really low maintenance plant, this teacher appreciation printable is paired with a cute succulent.

This homemade apple-themed teacher appreciation gift is so easy to make and so fun to receive!

This gift basket is cost effective while still providing teachers with daily-use items. .

This easy teacher gift will provide supplies that help to keep the classroom clean and organized.

Extra supplies are always helpful to teachers and this gift makes sure they have the basics.

Sugar scrubs make a great teacher appreciation gift because they are a special treat that many people would love to use but may not splurge on for themselves.

This DIY lavender bath bomb is a good gift for any teacher who wants to relax after a long day of work.

It's always good to have a variety of choices in your "sugar scrub" file so here is a peppermint option.

This lavender vanilla soap recipe is made with shea butter melt and pour soap base, dried flowers and some fragrant essential oil to make a soap that is so luxurious!

Here is another bath bomb option to try for those of you who love some extra color in your teacher gifts.

Hand salve is something that a teacher can take anywhere and the citrus mint combination is super refreshing.

If you're planning ahead for the holidays, add this DIY holiday sugar scrub to your list of teacher gifts (and maybe a stocking stuffer for family too).

A shower with a little aromatherapy is a great way to end the day.

Scented epsom salts are another idea that can be assembled quickly while still providing a unique and special gift.

Make this infused salt for teachers who love to cook. Their families (and their palettes) will thank you!

Ditch the store-bought mix and make your own homemade cocoa packs to give as part of a teacher appreciation gift when the cold makes an appearance.

These loaded pretzel rods check all the boxes for salty and sweet.

This classic chocolate chip cookie mix in a jar is easy to put together as a food gift with a personal touch.