Teacher Gifts

[Charlie]

It's the last day of the school year for us today, and I saw some of the kids giving gifts to the teacher. I find it odd-very American almost. Do you do this for your kid's teacher?

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[Isis]

I usually find a nice saying or poem online then print that on nice paper, add a picture of my daughters, and laminate it. That way the teacher can remember who gave it to them.

[Arudo]

Well, if I remember correctly, it was forbidden to give the teachers gifts in my high school.
That could raise suspicion about bribery.
Lame, I know

[Charlie]

Well as strongly as I felt about this, I felt so guilty when my daughter came out with a gift from each of her teachers How bad a person am I? Sigh, I hate when this happens.

[macky]

I think that is such a sweet idea. I do not know why I never thought of it before. I might do that for my kids teacher. After all they are so important.

[foureyes]

It is a tradition here in America, at least in the lower grades. When my kids were little, I used to send a box full of supplies that I had purchased throughout the year. Crayons, craft supplies, glue, things like that. Our teachers spend a lot of their own money for things like this so they really appreciate the help.

Much better than yet another mug or something like that.

[smokey]

We do that here in the States. I don't think there is anything wrong with it. I think it's shows your respect and your thanks for working with their kids all year. I usually gave gift certificates.

[Twila Zone]

Well, I've been out of school for a long time, but back in my day, we did sometimes give our teachers gifts of appreciation. Back then, no one thought anything of it.