30 Best Teacher Gifts That Will Show Your Appreciation This Year (2024)

After a year-plus of virtual teaching,the title "Best Teacher Ever" truly fits.This insulated cuphas aleak-proof lid and silicone base, making it sturdy enough for long work days

With this thoughtful gift, they'll never get their clipboard confused with another teacher's again. This one also comes in navy and gold chevron, black and gold polka dot, and turquoise and gold chevron.

Teachers laminate pretty much everything, and oftentimes, they have to share one with their co-workers.Not anymore! This personal one is super light, convenient, and will still get the job done. If you purchase this one, be sure to throw in some laminating sheets, too.

A step-up from the basic, wooden engraved nameplate you often see, this acrylic version will make any teacher feel special. Plus, you can personalize the line of text below the name to say anything you want.

A teacher can never have too much book storage, and this one looks like a tree, which is super stylish and fun. Grab a few trendy books or a gift certificate to their favorite book store and presto, gift complete.

The teacher with the bean bag chair in their classroom immediately becomes the coolest teacher on the block. (We don't make the rules!) This one comes in five vibrant colors and is wrapped in a stain-resistant, durable fabric that'sbound to last a good while.

These giant, chunky knit blankets are super popular—andwe can understand why. Reviewers say cozying up with one "is like laying with clouds," and unlike other similar blankets, it's machine washable.Ending theday wrapped inits cushy warmth is an experience every teacher deserves.

No one can have too many dish towels—especially when they're this cute. Made of 100% cotton, they'll add a splash of color to any kitchen, making themperfect for spring andsummer.

The teacher in your life is bound to find good use for one of these, whether they use it at home or in the classroom.From checking the weather to playing music, the Echo Dot just makes life easier.

Most teachers juggle a mix of personal and professional devices, and as learning only gets more technology-based, this charging/organization dock is a must-have.It can charge one laptop, one tablet, and three cell phones all at once, and its wood finish will look chic and professional in any workspace.

Framing a class picture alone is a nice gesture, but adding the extra touch of a personalized frame will show the teacher in your life just how much you appreciate them.

Everyone has a favorite pen. And who doesn't love a fancy one like this?Both the penandthe case are engraved and feature brass accents,which is next-level nice.

We've all had ourfair share of missed answers on a test—even teachers. And this book celebrates those mistakes by making light of them. It features250 true life responses to common test questions from grade school through high school and is bound to give the whole class a good laugh.

For the music and charcuterie-loving teacher in your life, there is no better gift than this cheese board. Choose between a guitar, piano, and violin-shaped board, all made fromNova Scotian yellow birch.

English teachers will love these classic literature glasses (whether they drink whiskey or not). They could even be a fun classroom display. There's one forUlyssesby James Joyce,The War of the Worldsby H.G.Wells,Moby Dickby Herman Melville, andDon Quixoteby Miguel de Cervantes.

For as much paper that teachers go through, this invention is dream-worthy. No more repurchasing notebooks—just add more sheets!The pages can also be moved around for ultimate organization. Genius!

Whether they playwith the class or a group of friends, teachers will enjoy flexing their creative muscles with this story-telling, ad-lib like game. To play, draw two gold cards to describe your story's main character (i.e. "nose-picker" and "high school coach"), grabacopper card toset the scene (i.e. "last day on the job"), and let your imagination do the rest.

A new way to explore the history of presidencies, this poster is not only informative, it's super fun and artsy—worth hanging on any classroom wall.

Holding a book open with two hands can become annoying after a while.This little gadget makes it easy to read with one hand (or no hands at all!).

Even if the teacher in your life doesn't teach history, they'll appreciate this cool tea set.Each tube contains avariety of tea that was thrown overboard during the BostonTea Party.They can be displayed in the classroom or steeped to perfection.