5 Ways to Celebrate Teacher Appreciation Week

5 Ways to Celebrate Teacher Appreciation Week
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Teacher Appreciation Week is the first full week of May. I love sending my girls’ teachers little treats all year long, but I never pass up a chance to shower them with a little extra love during this official week of appreciation!

Over the years, I have celebrated this week in a variety of different ways. One year, I helped organize take-home meals for every teacher in the school for the whole week (that was quite a feat!). I have co-hosted countless luncheons and treat bars/buffets at school. As wonderful as all of those experiences were, I will be the first to admit that they were very time-consuming.5 Ways to Celebrate Teacher Appreciation Week

In recent years, I have shifted to more cute puns with a small gift card and sometimes ordering or bringing a special lunch one of the days that week. Whichever route I take, I always write a note of thanks and have my kids do the same because, at the end of the day, it’s not about the gifts. It’s about genuine gratitude for loving my kids and helping them grow into amazing human beings!

Here are 5 easy gift ideas to celebrate Teacher Appreciation Week:

  1. There’s no SUBstitute for a Teacher Like You!
  2. Wookie Cookies: I Couldn’t CHEWS a Better Teacher Than You! (goes with Star Wars Day…May the 4th!)
  3. We Think You are a WILLY Great Maestra! (goes with Cinco de Mayo!)
  4. Anyway You Slice It, We Are Grateful For You! (this was a menu card for teachers to place their pizza order but it could be adapted for a pizza restaurant gift card)
  5. Happy FRYday! (we sent in our thank you notes with this one)
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Do you have fun ways you celebrate your children’s teachers during Teacher Appreciation Week? Or are you a teacher with ideas? Let us know in the comments below!

5 Ways to Celebrate Teacher Appreciation Week

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Sandra Chung
Sandra is a so-southern, second-generation Korean-American, born and raised in Rome, Georgia. She moved to Atlanta to attend Georgia Tech and never left! She and her husband, Alex, live in Smyrna with their two daughters, Mia and Emmie. They are a tight-knit family that enjoys adventures, travel, and pajama days at home! Sandra has a passion for celebrations, both large and small…from holidays to birthdays to random Tuesdays…she loves them all! She recently began sharing her passion on Instagram @sandracelebrates and is excited to share her entertaining, crafting, and family fun ideas on Atlanta Mom!