Originally Published by Dec. 16, 2021
Teaching is the one profession that creates all other professions. It may sound like an easy job when you think about the summers off, but school teachers work hard and deserve to be celebrated beyond Teacher Appreciation Week in May. This holiday, put a smile on a teacher’s face with a little something from Amazon.
Refrigerator Wine and Water Bottle Holder
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be a great gift for the teacher who loves a chilled drink from the fridge after a long day. This wine organizer set includes four plastic racks; each rack can hold one wine bottle. It also fits on the countertop for convenience!Amazon Gift Card
Teachers never get all the supplies they need to educate their students properly. An Amazon gift card will cover last-minute emergencies, Kleenex shortages, classroom snacks, and more. You can purchase one for as little as $20!
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Burt’s Bees Skin Care Stocking Stuffer
Chalk stains, school germs, and trips to the bathroom cause hands to be washed frequently. A little pampering goes a long way when you’re a teacher! This Burt’s Bees set repairs dry hands and rough cuticles with ultra-moisturizing ingredients like almonds, milk, and shea butter. It also comes with cotton gloves.
Godiva 27-Piece Belgium Boxed Assorted Chocolates
Chocolate has been proven to make the brain happy and relieve stress—and teachers definitely face high volumes of stress! Purchase this sweet treat of boxed Godiva chocolates for the teacher in your life.
Motivational & Inspirational Perpetual Daily Flip Calendar
Even the motivator could use some motivation! Grab this 365-day calendar filled with wise words and inspirational quotes that are sure to brighten any teacher’s day!
What Teachers Really Want to Say But Can’t: Swear Word Coloring Book for Adults
Because even the nicest teachers have a limit! This adult coloring book allows teachers to color their blues away and talk smack without the fear of losing their jobs. This gift is perfect for the millennial teacher with a sense of humor.
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