Looking for some ideas to say thank you to a special teacher? Check out these fun projects you can make at home.

Garden of Succulents

Succulents are readily available and relatively inexpensive. A couple of these cute, tiny cactus plants along with this printable available at threekidsandafish.com will brighten any teacher’s day.

Monogrammed Mug

Create your own monogrammed mug to say a special thank you to your child’s teacher for Teacher Appreciation Week.

Dry Erase Markers Bouquet

This is a fun way to gift your child’s teacher with everyday supplies like dry erase markers. The thought you put into making this DIY bouquet from thehappyscraps.com makes it an extra special way to say thank you.

Candy Pencil

This fun teacher appreciation gift from skiptomylou.org is made with Rolo’s and Hershey’s Kisses. The pencil stencil is free to download and print.

Class Fingerprint Tree

This easy to put together fingerprint tree printable from balancinghome.com makes it easy to collect all those little fingerprints and is sure to be a favorite thank you for your child’s teacher. Get started early to collect all those little fingerprints!

DIY Pencils Vase with Flowers

Grab an inexpensive glass vase, pencils and some ribbon from your closest Dollar Store then build this decorative holder for some gorgeous flowers. This teacher appreciation gift idea from catchmyhparty.com is sure to please.

DIY Chalkboard Gift Basket

Here’s a teacher appreciation gift idea from NTK! Fill this DIY chalkboard gift basket with your teacher’s favorites.