Teacher Treats by Danni

Happy Saturday!

Danni here with you today to share a couple of fun, inexpensive, and useful teacher's gift ideas.  My hubby is an administrator at an elementary school and giving his staff little, fun gifts is one of his most favorite things.  He loves to share with them how much he respects them and the incredibly important job they are doing, and loves to do so with a little gift, whether for the start of the year, holidays, or the end of the year.  So, I was really excited to see this on the calendar this month.

When deciding what to create for the staff for the start of the school year, he shared that he'd love to be able to incorporate a little chocolate because of all the meetings in the beginning.  So, we decided on Nestle Crunch bars and Skittles (for those who don't care for chocolate....ack, I know, but just in case...smile).

Each cellophane goodie bag has a full size Nestle Crunch bar and full size bag of Skittles included.

Each gift tag reads:  here's to reading rainbows and crunching numbers

The Skittles represent the reading rainbow:  "Taste the Rainbow" and The Crunch bars represent the crunching of numbers all year.

It was so easy to create these fun tags using a Martha Stewart apple punch and some beautiful MME papers and brads.

The next idea I came up with was a Post It note holder (this would work for teacher's or secretaries)  I created the Post It note holder using a Silhouette Cut file by Lori Whitlock.  The gorgeous papers and enamel dots make creating these cut files so easy and colorful

Lastly, I thought it would be fun to play with some of these large paper clips that you can purchase at Target in an array of colors. 

And, it's so easy to "dress up" the cellophane bags with some of the gorgeous layered stickers. 

Simply tie with some fun twine, adhere a layered sticker and voila, an easy, quick, beautiful gift!

Thank you so much for joining us today!
Happy Creating♥