It's the big question at the end of May, every year without exception: what do we get the teacher?
We may tell ourselves we have time, but June arrives quickly. And ideas don't always come as fast. So we've put together what we really like to give — gifts that stand out, that show thought, and that don't end up in the same drawer as the 14 candles received in previous years.
What we know about teacher gifts
Every year, teachers receive dozens of gifts. And the truth — that everyone knows but never says — is that some stay, and some don't.
What stays? What is beautiful, useful, or both. What was chosen with real intention. And often, what is personalized — because an item that carries a mark from the child she accompanied for a year is unlike any other.
What doesn't stay? The umpteenth soaps, generic candles, hurriedly bought tea sets.
We're aiming for the first category.
Our gift ideas for the teacher (and ATSEM)
1. An educational poster — useful and truly beautiful
Giving an educational poster to a teacher is giving her something for her classroom. A tool she can use the following year, displayed in her workspace.
Our educational posters are designed to be as beautiful as they are useful: illustrated alphabet, visual rhymes, educational posters with illustrations you want to look at. Not the kind of things that end up at the bottom of a drawer.
2. A notepad or notebook — for the organized teacher
Teachers write everything down, plan everything, keep everything in order. A beautiful notepad is a gift that is truly used — and noticed every time it's used.
Ours are carefully illustrated, practical, and look lovely on a desk. The kind of item that makes you want to make lists.
3. A lovely calendar for the classroom
Fall for our dachshund or floral calendars to decorate the classroom and note all the students' birthdays! A great gift for colorful decor :)
Don't forget the ATSEM
An important reminder: the ATSEM deserves as much attention as the teacher. She spends as much time with the children, often in the shadows — and a well-chosen gift for her too, matters.
Our decorative posters or our notepads work very well in this case: beautiful, useful, without being too personal.
Involving children in the preparation
Whatever gift is chosen, the detail that always makes a difference is the child's participation.
A handwritten note — even clumsy, even with mistakes. That's the one the teacher will read first and keep the longest.
A drawing slipped into the envelope — two minutes, and the gift goes from a beautiful object to a memory.
The choice made together — "Do you think she'd like this one or that one?" Involving the child in the decision teaches them to give with intention.
When to order to ensure timely delivery?
The last week of school is fast approaching. To receive your order before the summer holidays, we recommend placing your order before June 23rd.
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