I need an idea for a gift for year of the school year. Teachers and 2 girl scout leaders..?

Question

Would really like it to be something on the simple side that my kids could make. They are 8 and 4

Answer 1

This is what I'm giving my daughters teachers (the girls are 7 & 4) and I'm also giving it to her brownie leaders.

http://www.magicfairygarden.com/13012/47...

Just to let you know, I hand make these and if you want any let me know through my website, I can get them out to you tomorrow.

Answer 2

Well, I've always felt that people that deal with children sometimes need a break to relax... So I usually do a basket with a note that says something like this...

Your time to relax is now.. Turn off the lights, light the candles, put on some soothing music,  pour yourself a drink, soak in a bubble bath, while indulging yourself with chocolate.

Then of course you supply everything.. You get a basket and put in candles, a cd of soothing music, a wine glass with sparkling cider, bubble bath, and a small box of chocolates..

Every teacher has always loved that!!

But you said you wanted something for the kids to make... sooooo.................... let me think.........  Flowers are always nice.. get a flower and put it in a pretty flower pot.. the kids can decorate the pot.

Answer 3

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Answer 4

As the husband of a teacher who has piles of home-made thank you gifts, let me suggest a heart-felt, home-made card is great,  and easy to tuck into a scrapbook. (Storability is nice- 20 students a year, end of year and Christmas gifts, over 10 years is 400 knick knacks!)

An additional token of appreciation can be flowers, a small plant, a gift certificate for a meal (even fast food) or a movie, a basket of baked goods, etc.

One idea she has always appreciated that would fit your situation was having the children help bake and decorate some cookies- either with colored frosting, or even white frosting and then using 'food markers' on them.