Teacher Appreciation Ideas

Enlist your classmates’ help in putting rustic floral arrangements on your teachers’ desks first thing in the morning. Put a smile on their faces as they begin the week.

Announce Teacher Appreciation Week with a poster that’s just as sweet as the people you’re honoring. The yellow flowers against the dark blue background will get your gratitude across.

On Teacher Appreciation Week, hand your favorite teacher a box of pastel colored macarons. Don’t forget to tie it up with a pretty pink bow!

Gather students and teachers to celebrate Teacher Appreciation Week with this cute poster. Because of the blackboard, chalk, pencil, and ruler illustrations, you won’t mistake who the event is for!

Ask your teachers to attend a special appreciation gathering with this blackboard and chalk invite. The white typography is interesting because it resembles handwriting on a chalkboard.

Let your teachers know they have touched your lives by hosting a luncheon for them. Send them this cute, happy bird design on the invite to make them smile.

Send out this invitation for your teacher appreciation dinner. The happy colors are like those in a preschool classroom where the walls are covered in art.

At your teacher appreciation party, why not have glass jars filled with candies on your buffet table? Prepare serving spoons so guests can scoop out candies into paper cups.

Does your teacher love her early morning coffee? Give her a mug with a fun, motivational saying on it to show her your appreciation and gratitude.

Pretty green and cream diagonal stripes are a great way to frame your teacher appreciation luncheon poster. They’re also a good background for the green border and text.

Treat your teacher to a delicious cup of coffee. Throw in a few notebooks in the palette of her favorite brew so she can write out her thoughts as well.

Give your teacher gifts she can use to decorate her desk. A succulent is pretty and easy to care for and a mug isn’t just cute but useful too!

Make sure your teacher knows how much you love and appreciate her by painting her posters of gratitude. Use these bright, happy colors to get your message across.

A teacher will always need a couple of pouches to keep and organize her notebooks, pens, rulers, and classroom materials. They’ll make a great gift to show your appreciation.

Opening a box of pretty doughnuts is always a treat! Show your appreciation for your teacher by getting her a box of the prettiest sweets you can find.

Pool your funds and get your teacher a classy pen. You can even have your class name engraved on it so she will think of you whenever she uses it.

Bring your teachers some comfort food to show your appreciation. Tie a ribbon around a few cookies and pour milk into a glass jar for a quick snack fix.

Treat your teachers to a break on Teacher Appreciation Week. Give them fancy dessert drinks as they read their favorite books and listen to relaxing music.

Let people know about your teacher appreciation production through a bold poster. Grab attention with the red and yellow design as well as the theater masks icon and clapping hands.

Serve fun food at your teacher appreciation party. Pour popcorn into polka-dot patterned cups and serve pretty doughnuts on raised platters. Then scatter decorations on the table for added flair.

Want your teacher to smile when she enters your classroom during Teacher Appreciation Week? Put a bunch of flowers on her desk. Make sure they’re in her favorite color.

Surprise teacher with a bubble shower! When she steps out of the classroom onto the playground, whip out your bubble wands and let bubbles rain down on her. Such fun!

Keep your teachers alert as they check test papers with chocolate and coffee beans. Tie a ribbon around the slices and put the beans in a pretty glass jar.

Show your teachers how much you appreciate them by giving them a chocolate muffin and a slice of pie. Decorate your gift with baby flowers for an added touch.

Invite your teachers to a special appreciation luncheon with this cute, illustrated design. The pad paper and pencil drawing will remind them of you, their students.

Looking for a gift for your teacher? What about paper products that have inspirational quotes on them? These lines of motivation will keep her going during tough times.

Since teachers need to write down their thoughts, classroom ideas, questions, and lesson plans, why not give yours a pretty notebook or notebook sleeve as a gift?

A tree symbolizes life, making it a wonderful illustration for a teacher luncheon invitation. The yellow background and white border also nicely frame the text.

Because preschool teachers take their students on adventures every single day, an illustration of a pilot surrounded by letters of the alphabet is perfect for a teacher appreciation card.

You’re honoring the school’s best and brightest teachers. This is why a poster with happy colors and dots framing the text is just what you need to make the announcement.

A Teacher of the Month poster with a photo of the chosen educator placed front and center is a great way to motivate teachers and show them some love.

These would make an awesome gift to show your appreciation. Let your teacher know that the succulents symbolize yourselves as learners as she waters you with her wisdom and knowledge.