Are you looking for some fun and creative Teacher Gift Ideas? Every year about this time I start searching for easy teacher gift ideas and this year, we have pulled together 25 Incredible Teacher Christmas Gift Ideas that you can shop for… OR make yourself, without spending a fortune!
25 Incredible Teacher Christmas Gift Ideas
Everyone has their own budgeting and time constraints when it comes to holiday gifting… If you’re wanting to grab some teacher gifts for your child’s homeroom teacher on a budget, here are some ideas you can buy for LESS or make yourself (if you’ve got the time to do so!)
15 Gifts You Can Buy
Every teacher I know has a tote that they can throw all of their daily necessities in: Wallets, pencil bags, folders, binders, lunch… Everything. I gifted some of these cute beach bag -inspired totes last year and they were a HUGE hit! You can customize the initial on them so it gives more of a personalized feel. They’re only $16.99 a piece, too, and serve as a great gift BAG if you want to stuff more goodies inside!
Here’s a cute AND practical idea! This Sok It Java Sok Iced Coffee & Cold Soda Insulated Neoprene Cup Sleeve is great for keeping drink condensation off hands and desks! Perfect for the iced coffee-lovin’ teacher on your list. Grab this cup sleeve for only $15.99!
This candle says it all! Ha! Grab it now while it’s just $12.99.
This Mr. Coffee Mug Warmer for Coffee and Tea would be perfect for any teacher to keep on their desk! It’s only $10.80 (reg $19.99) on Amazon right now, too, which is a great price!
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I adore this Knock Knock Why You’re the Best Teacher Ever Fill in the Love Book because your child can fill it in all on their own! Super personal and memorable. Grab it now for $9.99!
This makeup bag set would be great for gifting! Teachers can use it for supplies or beauty products (or both!) For $16.99, why not!? They’re so versatile!
How cute is this Personalized Wooden Sticky Note Holder?! Such a great idea for only $7 (reg $9.99) when you clip the 30% off coupon!
Load up any amount on an Amazon Gift Card! I’m sure any teacher will appreciate a good shopping spree!
This Simple Modern 40 oz Tumbler is still a bit of a splurge, but they will use it ALL THE TIME! I spotted this cute color combo on sale now for only $22.49 (Reg $34.99)!
These Handmade Teacher Appreciation Stackable Bracelets are precious! Grab them now for just $6.99!
This WHAT DO YOU MEME? Teacher’s Edition game is one that the entire teacher staff will enjoy together! Grab it now for $23.67.
Oh! How sweet is this Teacher Ornament!? Only $12.99, too!
Every teacher appreciates a good restock! Snag a set of these Paper Mate Flair Felt Tip Pens for only $9.78 (Reg $18.99)!
You can never have too many of these EXPO Low Odor Dry Erase Markers! Snag this 12-pack for only $12.89 (Reg $30.42)!
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10 Gifts You Can DIY
Customized Mason Jar Gifts
Fill mason jars with goodies like hot cocoa mix, cookies, or trail mix. Decorate with a festive ribbon and attach a handwritten tag with a note like, “Thanks for making our year brighter!”
Homemade Sugar Scrub
Mix 1 cup sugar, ½ cup coconut oil, and a few drops of essential oil (like peppermint or lavender). Put it in a small jar with a label that says “You deserve a little pampering!”
Personalized Tote Bag
Buy a blank tote bag (from a craft store) and decorate it using fabric paint or iron-on vinyl with a message like “Teaching is a work of heart.”
Handmade Ornaments
Create ornaments using clear plastic or glass baubles filled with mini bells, glitter, or tiny rolled-up notes with positive messages like “Joy” or “Merry & Bright.”
Gift Card Holders
Pair a small gift card (even $5–$10 for coffee or a treat) with a handmade card. Decorate it with festive designs and a pun, like “You’ve been a latte help this year!”
Pencil Bouquet
Arrange colorful pens and pencils in a mason jar or small vase. Tie it with ribbon and add a tag saying, “Thanks for helping me write my story!”
Cozy DIY Candles
Melt wax (use old candles or buy a kit) and pour it into small jars. Add a wick, let it set, and decorate the jar with twine or fabric scraps.
“Extra” Special Gum Gift
Give a pack of Extra gum wrapped in a small bag with a tag that says, “Thanks for going the extra mile for us!” Simple, sweet, and budget-friendly.
Mini Plant or Succulent
Decorate small terracotta pots (paint or decoupage them) and add a small succulent or herb. Include a tag that says, “Thanks for helping me grow!”
DIY Recipe Booklet
Compile a few easy and delicious recipes into a small booklet. Add a personal touch with illustrations or photos and a note that says, “From our kitchen to yours.”
Which of these ideas are you grabbing/creating this year? Let us know which one(s) are your favorites and what else you’d add!