I love Valentine's Day! All that pink and red... In addition to all the grown-up romantic plans, I plan fun activities for my boys that day... heart shaped pizza, strawberry milkshakes, gifts, etc. Just like you, we have many people with which to "share the love" on Valentine's Day. In that list of special people we count our boys' teachers. We will be sending a simple gift for them to enjoy with thier families on Valentine's Day.
The teacher gifts are pretty and simple. I wrap up a boxed cake mix (special Valentine's Day mix or red velvet), a tub of icing to go with the cake mix, and a Valentine's Day dishtowel. (Red hots or pink M&M's can go along with this too.)
Pretty and simple. That's what works for me.
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10 comments:
You are SOOO creative - that's a great idea!!!
You're ambitious. I didn't even get around to doing Christmas gifts for the teachers.
Angie
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What a great idea! Thanks for sharing! I may be borrowing this idea.
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Ohhh, to be a teacher for your kids! That sounds awesome and I'm sure the teachers definitely appreciate it, too!
I really love this idea!!! I am so stealing it...and the best part? How many V-Day gifts to teachers get!!!!
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As a former teacher, I know I would have been absolutely delighted with a gift like that! I would store the cake mix, give the icing to my husband to eat with his Ritz crackers, and scarf down all the M&M's!
Cute, cute, cute! Our Wal-mart has some gorgeous red and pink heart dishtowels, I'm so copying you!
strawberry milkshakes!!! I love that idea!!! The cake mix/teacher idea is awesome too!!!! Do you mind if I steal both of them? Thanks!
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