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Team Gifts for the Beginning of the Year and End of the Year
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With summer almost half way over and back-to-school just around the corner, I thought I’d share my back-to-school team gift ideas, as well as end of the year gift ideas! What better way to show my coworkers just how much I appreciate working with all of them than with a little gift?!
Team Gifts for Back to School and End of the Year
Last year, I gave my teammates some personalized note cards I found on clearance at Michaels. I paired them with a cute pen and a personalized apple cookie that was wrapped in a fun bag from the Target Dollar Spot. I tied them all up with some binder twine, and then added a cute tag saying “Here’s to a NOTEWORTHY school year!” They absolutely loved them, and it was such an easy way to pump them up at the beginning of the year!
At the end of the year, I wanted to give them each a little something for such an incredible year together… so I grabbed some Reese’s Pieces and tied them up with the same binder twine I had from the beginning of the year. This was a fairly inexpensive coworker gift idea, but a great way to show my appreciation to my teammates!
If you’d like to give your team or coworkers a similar gift, you can grab the tags HERE! I made sure to add tags for the beginning and end of the year for both the “NOTEWORTHY school year” and “thrilled to PIECES” tags.
Recommended Resources:
All About Me Back to School Backpack Craft and Writing Activities Bulletin Board
Classroom Rules & Expectations | First Week of Back to School | Classroom Management
David Goes to School Activities and Craft | First Week of Back to School Rules
More Team Gift Ideas
If you are looking for more back-to-school team gift ideas, you can find them here!
Don’t forget to check out my “Back to School Tips & Freebies” post!
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Ashley Sharp
As a dedicated Kindergarten teacher for nearly 20 years, I believe the words “fun, play, and creativity” can sit right alongside the words “developmentally appropriate, engaging, and rigorous.” Learning is meant to be fun and messy!
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