

- A personalized notepad is a little luxury that your teacher will likely never buy for themselves, but you can score them one that can be used all year-round for notes home to parents/students or quick notes as reminders at their desk.
- These “Live, Love, Learn” notepads are priced right and make a good gift to give to a lot of teachers. If your child is older and has several teachers, consider stocking up on these. Tie with a ribbon and a handwritten note and you have a simple gift that everyone will appreciate.

4. Write a heartfelt note! Don’t underestimate the power of a thoughtful, handwritten note to your child’s teacher. You don’t have to spend a lot of money to make a big impact and show your appreciation. Take out your trusty stationery and start writing. If you are the kind of person that tends to need multiple drafts, you may want to first write your letter out on a piece of scrap paper or even type it. When the message is perfected, transfer it to your family stationery or personal stationery. The best kinds of notes are ones that are specific. Instead of blanket sentiments like, “you’re a great teacher”, choose specific instances where the teacher was great. For example, “Annie really showed improvement this year in her reading. Thank you for taking the time to work with her during novel study. She loved how you read Indian in the Cupboard out loud and had them read it at home. What a great book and way to reinforce their reading comprehension!”
Here are some ideas for stationery for you or for your family on which to write this beautiful note.
- For personalized stationery, check out our selection of Crane stationery (currently on sale). We love the simplicity and timeless quality of these designs.
- For stationery for your family, we love these simple options by Rytex. You’ll want a basic stationery with your family’s last name (e.g. The Smith Family) for any occasion. From sympathy notes to a note to your neighbor, a good basic is essential. This is certainly fitting for a nice note to thank your teacher!
