Ask an adult to name a teacher who changed something and they answer in under two seconds. "Best Teacher Ever" is what they would have said at the time if anybody had asked them then.
Hand poured in the Signature Kraft jar with 60+ hours of Flowering Lilac. The last day of term, teacher appreciation, a class gift that needed one good object: this is the one.
Why You'll Love It
- "Best Teacher Ever" — printed plainly on the natural kraft label
- Natural soy wax with a cotton wick — a clean, even burn and no petroleum wax
- Phthalate free and non-toxic — vegan, cruelty free and non-GMO
- Flowering Lilac — lilacs and rose with jasmine and spring air behind them
- 60+ hours in a 13.5 oz jar, which sees out a whole term of evenings
- Kraft label on reusable glass, plain enough for a staff room or a home
- Hand poured in small batches in Minnetonka, Minnesota — made in the USA
Perfect Gift For
The last day of term, teacher appreciation week, a class gift, a first-year teacher, a retirement after decades in one classroom, a headteacher, and the one who never made your kid feel small.
Product Details
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Material: Natural Soy Wax, Essential and Premium Fragrance Oils, Cotton Wick, Reusable Jar
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Size: 13.5 oz Jar | 3.5 x 3.5 x 4" 60+ Hours
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Attributes: Phthalate Free, Non-Toxic, Cruelty Free, Vegan, Non-GMO
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Origin: Hand Poured in Minnetonka, MN, Made in USA
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Care: Trim the wick to 1/4" before each burn
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Item: S-1279-26
Scent
26. Flowering Lilac - Lilacs, Rose, Jasmine & Spring Air
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What is a good end of year gift for a teacher?
A: Something for home rather than for the classroom, because teachers finish the year drowning in supplies and short on anything for themselves. A candle is the one they consistently keep.
Q: What does Flowering Lilac smell like?
A: Lilac and rose with jasmine behind them and a fresh green note that reads like air after rain. It is the most spring-like scent in the range.
Q: Can a whole class go in on one gift?
A: A single good object plus a page of notes from every student is the classic class gift, and the notes are the part that gets kept for decades. One object also spares a carload home.
Q: Is a floral scent a safe choice for a teacher you barely know?
A: A light floral is widely liked and unlikely to offend, though a green or citrus scent is even safer if you know nothing at all. Heavy sweet scents are the risky ones.
Q: Should a teacher gift be given at the start or the end of the year?
A: The end of the year is when it means most, because that is when the exhaustion peaks and the thanks usually stop coming. A gift in September is a nice surprise but lands lighter.
Q: Is a candle appropriate for a male teacher?
A: Absolutely, though the scent matters more than the object — a green, woody or citrus scent suits better than a floral one. The saying is the same either way.
