Some of the best teachers are the ones who got a child through the year when nobody was sure they would. Four words cover it: "Thank You For Helping Me Grow." This ceramic keepsake carries them on a glossy glazed heart.
Glossy ceramic, hand pressed, with a permanently fused graphic that stays vibrant. It is simple enough that a five-year-old can hand it over and mean every word. End of term, December, teacher appreciation: this is the one.
Why You'll Love It
- "Thank You For Helping Me Grow" - short enough for a small child to say out loud
- Glossy ceramic, hand pressed - substantial, with a smooth glazed finish
- Permanently fused graphic - it will not smudge in a classroom or a storage bin
- Heart shaped, 2.875" across - simple design that suits any tree
- Light enough for a preschool classroom tree with paper decorations on it
- Works for a teacher, an aide, a coach, a tutor or a daycare provider
- Designed and hand pressed in the USA
Perfect Gift For
Preschool and kindergarten teachers, classroom aides, daycare providers, tutors, coaches, end-of-term thank yous, December drop-off, and the teacher who taught your kid to tie their shoes so you did not have to.
Product Details
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Material: Glossy Ceramic
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Size: 2.875” Heart Shaped Ornament
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Attributes: Permanently Fused Graphic, Smooth Glossy Glaze, Keepsake Quality
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Origin: Designed and Hand Pressed in the USA
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Care: Wipe with a soft dry cloth; store wrapped in tissue between seasons
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Item: H-2096
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What is a good thank you gift for a preschool teacher?
A: A thank you gift from a small child works best when it is simple, sincere and meant to be kept rather than used. Four plain words on a keepsake do more than a large present.
Q: What can a young child give their teacher for the holidays?
A: Something a child can carry, hand over and explain in one sentence is ideal, since the delivery is most of the gift. This one is small enough for small hands and reads in a second.
Q: Is an ornament a good teacher appreciation gift?
A: An ornament suits teacher appreciation because it is personal without being intrusive and costs the recipient no shelf space. It also comes back around every year as a reminder of that class.
Q: Does this ornament have a shiny finish?
A: The finish is a smooth glossy glaze over a permanently fused graphic. That is what gives it the light-catching shine on a tree and keeps the lettering crisp.
Q: What do you give a teacher who is retiring at the end of the year?
A: A retiring teacher is leaving thousands of students behind, so the right gift speaks for the ones who benefited rather than describing the job. A simple thank you keepsake says it without a speech.
Q: How much should a teacher gift cost?
A: Most schools consider ten to twenty-five dollars appropriate, and many districts cap it outright. The sentiment carries the gift more than the price does.
