This easy teacher gift idea is a super fast way to show appreciation to the teachers in your life. Just pick up a few key items at the local supermarket, arrange them in a sturdy, colorful caddy, and let your child present them to his or her teacher on the first day of school. Bonus points if you re-stock the caddy every few months.
One jet-speed supermarket run.
One fantastically useful and super appreciated teacher gift.
One clean and healthy well-stocked classroom where your child will thrive!
My mother-in-law just got a new job as a second grade teacher. In celebration, I put together this pretty teal caddy just for her. Just so happens she’s a pretty tidy kind of gal and sure to appreciate this particular kind of back-to-school teacher gift. When you put together your cleaning caddy, include cleaning products that all teachers love to have on hand and then tailor it to suit your child’s teacher. Since my caddy was presented by my children to their grandma, we inserted a few pieces of handmade kiddy art, perfect for her to frame and display on her desk. I also wrapped the cleaning caddy in colorful rainbow ribbon to brighten up the classroom.
Because she follows the “cleanliness in next to godliness” mantra our favorite teacher was tickled to find both a mini to-go pack of Clorox® Disinfecting Wipes as well as a large canister for her classroom. Clorox® Disinfecting Wipes remove germs, bacteria, and even the cold and flu virus in your home and child’s classroom. Reducing doctor visits and showing your child’s teacher you care- what’s not to love? Homemade gifts for teachers are great, but sometimes you just need a quick fix!
What to include:
- Clorox® Disinfecting Wipes (one large canister and one handy to-go pack)
- Stain remover pen
- Baby wipes
- Hand sanitizer
- Microfiber dust wand
- Clorox® Bleach pen
- Cleaning rag
- Magic eraser
- Homemade cookies- I included these GF chocolate peanut butter cookies.
Depending on your favorite teacher’s preferences, You might also include:
- Tissues
- Candles
- Air plant or small potted plant
- Clorox® Clean Up Spray
- White board cleaner
The much-anticipated first day of school frenzy is just around the corner. While this time can be hectic, our Clorox®, GLAD® and Hidden Valley® products help parents and teachers simplify back to school by making clean homes and classrooms, storage solutions and meal and snack time easier. This year, Clorox is making back to school even easier for schools in need with a $100,000 donation to DonorsChoose.org, a charity website that helps teachers get the funds they need for various classroom projects and supplies. You can also help when you shop. For every $5 you spend on Clorox, Hidden Valley and Glad Products, you’ll receive $1 (up to $5) that you can either redeem as a donation through DonorsChoose.org or as money off on future purchases. *
- Buy it. Buy any Clorox®, Glad® or Hidden Valley Ranch® product.
- Snap it. Snap a pic of your receipt.
- Upload. Upload your receipt to earn a donation or cash back.
To learn more, please visit www.cloroxforschools.com If you’ve been racking your brain for teacher appreciation ideas, this cleaning caddy fits the bill. Just add all the items into your cleaning caddy and personalize it to suit. I wrapped mine in rainbow ribbon and popped a couple of the items into pretty bags. You might want to add a hand-written note of encouragement or a letter from your child to her teacher. Happy back to school!
Between 7/12/16 and 9/30/16, purchase any qualifying Clorox, Glad or Hidden Valley product(s). Then, choose to participate in the Offer or the Donation program. If you choose to participate in the Offer, your Offer will be fulfilled 10/31/16. If you choose to participate in the Donation, Clorox will donate $1 for every $5 spent to DonorsChoose.org (up to $100,000 in donations). For all details, including a list of qualifying products, see the Program Terms www.cloroxforshcools.com. For details about DonorsChoose.org, visit DonorsChoose.org.
The post Brilliant Quick Fix Teacher Gift Anyone Can Do appeared first on Jellibean Journals.
