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<blockquote data-quote="amazeofgrace" data-source="post: 179371" data-attributes="member: 4864"><p>too funny, my kids have had and will have some of my old teachers too!!!</p><p> </p><p>I agree Jr. High/Sr. High gets too hard to give to everyone. But difficult child I's Highschool study skills teachers always get good gifts, because they have a <u>hard job</u> with my child!!! Also any teachers that go out of their way to try and help him succeed, I will normally do a gift for or at least a note. I normally give gift cards, just maybe $5 each, I just try to save the money to the side, and think of it as buying them lunch at Wendys or a coffee and bagel at Dunkin Donuts. I think teachers get alot of sentimental chachkeys and liquid gifts, no matter how small, are appreciated. But notes, pens, pencils, stickers and stamps are not chachkeys, they definatley get used! I once gave a teacher a pack of 100 pencils I found on sale for $1 and you would've thought I'd given her a diamond ring!!!</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="amazeofgrace, post: 179371, member: 4864"] too funny, my kids have had and will have some of my old teachers too!!! I agree Jr. High/Sr. High gets too hard to give to everyone. But difficult child I's Highschool study skills teachers always get good gifts, because they have a [U]hard job[/U] with my child!!! Also any teachers that go out of their way to try and help him succeed, I will normally do a gift for or at least a note. I normally give gift cards, just maybe $5 each, I just try to save the money to the side, and think of it as buying them lunch at Wendys or a coffee and bagel at Dunkin Donuts. I think teachers get alot of sentimental chachkeys and liquid gifts, no matter how small, are appreciated. But notes, pens, pencils, stickers and stamps are not chachkeys, they definatley get used! I once gave a teacher a pack of 100 pencils I found on sale for $1 and you would've thought I'd given her a diamond ring!!! [/QUOTE]
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