Teacher Appreciation Week presents an accessible opportunity for employers, students, and parents to support local educators. In the United States, the annual occasion extends throughout the first week of May. It’s important to recognize educators’ academic guidance, notable work ethic, and personal friendship. Our custom gifts are excellent tokens for teachers of every campus, from elementary school to university.
Reward your staff with upgraded Office Décor, Awards, and Retirement Gestures
Our custom products will allow office leadership to give educators a formal gift with a sincere touch. That can be important during Teacher Appreciation Week, to ensure your gesture doesn’t seem obligatory.
So, consider our rosewood desk wedge, which is especially fitting for any teacher with a personal office. This extends to many stages of education, and it improves the professional atmosphere.
These desk name plates can also create school spirit, by adding the campus logo or mascot to every teacher’s desk. You can choose unique materials for the name plates, to fit any campus theme. You may also upgrade the plate to a solid metal, a durable option for busy desks.
Celebrate milestones among campus veterans, awarding them for work anniversaries and other accomplishments, with our freestanding acrylic awards. These acrylic awards are perfect for all occasions and feature a thick 1” design.
Similarly, if a teacher is approaching a well-earned retirement, our retirement picture frame makes an excellent gift. The genuine red alder wood is classy, and the entire staff can collectively congratulate the recipient.
If desk ornaments will be redundant, consider our certificate plaque display kits. These certificate plaques are a sleek way to display degrees and other relevant achievements. A certificate plaque can also help build trust for new teachers.
The plaque design features sizes as small as 5 x 7", making this a more affordable gift. That can be useful for a larger staff of educators, or even budget constraints.
Find thoughtful, personal gifts from Students and Parents
Teacher Appreciation Week isn’t reserved for colleagues and employers alone. If you’re a proud parent or graduating student, you can also recognize standout teachers with personal, less formal gifts.
Our “piece of my story” standing acrylic sign is a cute gift for educators who teach younger students, such as preschool or middle school. It looks stylish, and the transparent design won’t clutter the desk.
These custom signs could be a present on behalf of all the students, so teachers can have a memento of their entire class. That should be easy to organize among parents.
Our “piece of my story” slate and easel gift uses the same theme for a more elaborate piece of décor. The niche easel design makes a big impression for anyone, but it’s also an excellent choice for art teachers.
This easel is a convenient catch-all representation for artwork, a common extracurricular activity for students. The natural textures of the black slate also fits creative work. You can have your child’s name and the teacher’s name printed or laser engraved.
Educators at later academic levels might also appreciate a gift from the whole class. Our graduation picture frames typically celebrate family, but you can also use them for a class photo. High school and college graduates can group up for a picture worth displaying in the classroom or at home.
These custom picture frames come with a built-in easel and hangers, so you can also mount them to a wall. Since you can choose the year, these picture frames make a great memento. They also feature smooth red alder wood, just like our retirement picture frames. So, they look elegant enough for any classroom atmosphere.
Teacher Appreciation Week runs from May 6th to May 10th this year. Teachers usually work under tough conditions, despite how much they influence the future. So, Teacher Appreciation Week is a chance to return the support that good teachers provide every day of the week. Thanking them in the smallest ways can help encourage teachers to continue working hard.
