Appreciation week...have no idea?

Question

my daughter is having a teacher appreciation week and i need ideas what to bring her teacher this week. Tuesday has to be something blue in color, wednesday is green and thrusday yellow...It can be something made, bought, something to eat or something the teacher can use in school...any help would be appreciated..thanks

Answer 1

a ball of the globe-for blue-to appreciate the water

for green you could give your child a leaf to appreciate the trees and the oxygen that the trees are giving us

for yellow bring a type of item that represents light, to appreciate the sun- I don't know if there is an item that looks like the sun.....but I just think that yellow should represent the light or the sun.

good luck on finding the items.

bye.....

Answer 2

blue - find different sets of stickers that are mostly blue

green - get her some cool green gel pens

yellow - maybe some stationary that is yellow or has a sunflower on it

(all of these ideas can be switched around - blue gel pens, green stationary, yellow stickers, etc).

You could also get her a coffee mug, chocolates that are wrapped in the color, hand lotion, or anything. To make it more fun, don't use the traditional bright colors, but use a variant of the color (sky blue, or charcoal blue for example) because she will probably get lots of things that are the normal, bright color.

Answer 3

i am sorry i have no ideas i have to do the same thing! for all of my teachers!

Answer 4

What about post-its, sharpies, or highlighters? I am a teacher and would appreciate those as gifts and they follow the color theme.

Answer 5

blue - find different sets of stickers that are mostly blue

green - get her some cool green gel pens

yellow - maybe some stationary that is yellow or has a sunflower on it

(all of these ideas can be switched around - blue gel pens, green stationary, yellow stickers, etc).

You could also get her a coffee mug, chocolates that are wrapped in the color, hand lotion, or anything.  To make it more fun, don't use the traditional bright colors, but use a variant of the color (sky blue, or charcoal blue for example) because she will probably get lots of things that are the normal, bright color.

Answer 6

Blue, why not a recycle bin? It helps with cleaning an recycling!

Green, why not pens or chalk, or a kit of dry erase markers? And for yellow (this is hard) a sand which with cheese or mustard?!

enjoy

Answer 7

As a teacher working in a poorer school I would be happy with anything.  That is a little much to expect gifts in certain colors.  How about something a teacher could really use and appreciate, like a gift card to a book store or coffee shop.  Most of us like that best.  We get enough food.  You can put it in a rainbow envelope.

Answer 8

Im with u on that 1... I haven't got a clue 4 my sons teacher either. good luck