Teacher's Day gifts

[ImMeeMee]

tamarind:

ImMeeMee:

can let me know where to buy? looks like good fun for the girls.

I bought it at the Better Toy Store at Ngee Ann City. Above Kinokuniya book store They sell lots of interesting arts and craft kits.

thanks for info, tamarind.

[mrswongtuition]

The best teacher's day gift I ever received was a 'customised red pen' with a self-designed computer printout card.


The red pen was an ordinary red pen but the kids took a piece of paper, drew my name on it with colourful markers, wrote their names on the paper & inserted it into the pen I still keep the pen although the ink has finished

& the card was a very simply designed card made on PPT & printed out. It contained the child's love & determination. I cried when I received the card.

[James Ang]

The best presents I get are from diligent students who do their best to get good results.


Last year Nicola and Edward separately gave me a soft-toy flower each with their names handwritten on a tag on each flower. They are the best gifts I get from the most well-behaved and polite elder sister and younger brother pair.

[PlayfulFairy]

Red pens/markers are really most practical. Food/snacks is good for teachers who do not have time to eat. Can ask the kid to write 5 things about what he.she likes about the teacher or compose the pointers into a poem on a card and decorate it with a portrait of the teacher…Those fake flowers are usually cast aside in the storeroom by the teachers…

[BumGum]

I ever baked chocolate cookies/ cupcakes for my kids teachers (cost saving ). Wrap it in a bag & get the kids to make small cards. I guess red pens & any food items is a blessing to teachers. They don't have the luxury of 1hr lunch time, so thing that they could munch is great i think

[jacsplace]

Hi, hope it’s okay to post this query here. Teachers Day is coming up and I was wondering if anyone knows of a nice, inexpensive gift? Something under S$5, practical. Last year, I bought towels that looked like swiss rolls.

[Kitty Tan]

kitty2:

We'll buy tupperwares and put cookies or cakes in them.My friend sell cheaper TW as she has many stocks at home.

I'm interested in the idea. How can I go about getting the TW from your friend?

[jacsplace]

Dear all,


Just read all three pages, phew! Lots of great, practical and inexpensive ideas. Thanks to everyone for sharing.

[Andaiz]

Kitty2:

I'm interested in the idea. How can I go about getting the TW from your friend?

Looking at the TW idea too - the teachers can keep the containers for other things.

I know a friend who's also a TW member. Mebbe I can try her. Thanks for the advice! How much discount can Kitty Tan's friend give?

[kitty2]

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What’s your budget and where do you stay?