Fairfax County teacher gifts

[Anonymous]

I don’t remember who gave me gift cards and for what amount. Years later, I still use the coasters John got me from a trip abroad that he “thought was my style,” wear the shirt wkth a funny saying that Erin said “reminded her of me” and I can tell you which student got me every ornament on my tree. All that to say, give what your child wants to give their teacher! I love pulling out my many Starbucks gift cards Jan-Mar as much as the next teacher, but I really appreciate gifts that are actially from my students.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I don’t remember who gave me gift cards and for what amount. Years later, I still use the coasters John got me from a trip abroad that he “thought was my style,” wear the shirt wkth a funny saying that Erin said “reminded her of me” and I can tell you which student got me every ornament on my tree. All that to say, give what your child wants to give their teacher! I love pulling out my many Starbucks gift cards Jan-Mar as much as the next teacher, but I really appreciate gifts that are actially from my students.

Not sure this needed to be said, but yay, you!

[Anonymous]

To all you parents: Anything homemade and edible goes straight into the trash can at home. (I have the decency to not trash the food in the classroom where students might observe.) All gift cards are re-gifted as presents to my nephews and nieces, except Starbucks -- my husband gets first dibs on those.

So keep those gifts coming this season as I need to start my re-gift planning. But hold he homemade UFOs -- unidentifiable food objects.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:



To all you parents: Anything homemade and edible goes straight into the trash can at home. (I have the decency to not trash the food in the classroom where students might observe.) All gift cards are re-gifted as presents to my nephews and nieces, except Starbucks -- my husband gets first dibs on those.

So keep those gifts coming this season as I need to start my re-gift planning. But hold he homemade UFOs -- unidentifiable food objects.

Oh, just stop it! Nobody believes you’re a teacher. Not for a second. The ‘I hate those spoiled teachers who work 1/4 of the time I do with summers off and 6-figure salaries’ crowd is well-known in these parts. The thought of teachers “getting gifts just for doing their jobs” just kills you.

Thanks to your nastiness I’ll be purchasing no less than $50 gift cards for my child’s teachers. I feel so badly that in addition to everything else they have to put up with the likes of you. You’re horrible.

[Anonymous]

I don't eat any homemade food unless I've seen the person's kitchen. I had a coworker who loved to bake and brought in treats on a regular basis. Then she threw a Pampered Chef party in her house and I was completely shocked to see her kitchen covered in rabbit and dog fur. It was unreal.

[Anonymous]

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To all you parents: Anything homemade and edible goes straight into the trash can at home. (I have the decency to not trash the food in the classroom where students might observe.) All gift cards are re-gifted as presents to my nephews and nieces, except Starbucks -- my husband gets first dibs on those.

So keep those gifts coming this season as I need to start my re-gift planning. But hold he homemade UFOs -- unidentifiable food objects.

Oh, just stop it! Nobody believes you’re a teacher. Not for a second. The ‘I hate those spoiled teachers who work 1/4 of the time I do with summers off and 6-figure salaries’ crowd is well-known in these parts. The thought of teachers “getting gifts just for doing their jobs” just kills you.

Thanks to your nastiness I’ll be purchasing no less than $50 gift cards for my child’s teachers. I feel so badly that in addition to everything else they have to put up with the likes of you. You’re horrible.

You are willfully ignorant.....LOL. My nieces and nephews will enjoy the $50 gift cards. Thanks for stepping up your gift game. LOL

[Anonymous]

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To all you parents: Anything homemade and edible goes straight into the trash can at home. (I have the decency to not trash the food in the classroom where students might observe.) All gift cards are re-gifted as presents to my nephews and nieces, except Starbucks -- my husband gets first dibs on those.

So keep those gifts coming this season as I need to start my re-gift planning. But hold he homemade UFOs -- unidentifiable food objects.

Oh, just stop it! Nobody believes you’re a teacher. Not for a second. The ‘I hate those spoiled teachers who work 1/4 of the time I do with summers off and 6-figure salaries’ crowd is well-known in these parts. The thought of teachers “getting gifts just for doing their jobs” just kills you.

Thanks to your nastiness I’ll be purchasing no less than $50 gift cards for my child’s teachers. I feel so badly that in addition to everything else they have to put up with the likes of you. You’re horrible.

You are willfully ignorant.....LOL. My nieces and nephews will enjoy the $50 gift cards. Thanks for stepping up your gift game. LOL

Anyone okay with giving $50 to a working adult will definitely have no problem with the money going to a child.

Knowing that teachers have to deal with sickos like you has made me decide to step up my game even more. Now your niece will have $75 -$100 to enjoy. And instead of Target or Amazon, I'll make life easier for her by making it a Visa gift card. You're welcome.

[Anonymous]

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To all you parents: Anything homemade and edible goes straight into the trash can at home. (I have the decency to not trash the food in the classroom where students might observe.) All gift cards are re-gifted as presents to my nephews and nieces, except Starbucks -- my husband gets first dibs on those.

So keep those gifts coming this season as I need to start my re-gift planning. But hold he homemade UFOs -- unidentifiable food objects.

Oh, just stop it! Nobody believes you’re a teacher. Not for a second. The ‘I hate those spoiled teachers who work 1/4 of the time I do with summers off and 6-figure salaries’ crowd is well-known in these parts. The thought of teachers “getting gifts just for doing their jobs” just kills you.

Thanks to your nastiness I’ll be purchasing no less than $50 gift cards for my child’s teachers. I feel so badly that in addition to everything else they have to put up with the likes of you. You’re horrible.

You are willfully ignorant.....LOL. My nieces and nephews will enjoy the $50 gift cards. Thanks for stepping up your gift game. LOL

Anyone okay with giving $50 to a working adult will definitely have no problem with the money going to a child.

Knowing that teachers have to deal with sickos like you has made me decide to step up my game even more. Now your niece will have $75 -$100 to enjoy. And instead of Target or Amazon, I'll make life easier for her by making it a Visa gift card. You're welcome.

Much appreciated. Keep those gifts comings in this order of priority:

1. Gift cards (easily transferable).
2. Gift cards (as good as liquid currency).
3. Gift cards (marketable and widely embraced)
v v v v
99. Homemade arts and crafts (UGH! Treasure Trove and Salvation Army thanks you)
100. Food items (my compost heap thanks you)

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

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To all you parents: Anything homemade and edible goes straight into the trash can at home. (I have the decency to not trash the food in the classroom where students might observe.) All gift cards are re-gifted as presents to my nephews and nieces, except Starbucks -- my husband gets first dibs on those.

So keep those gifts coming this season as I need to start my re-gift planning. But hold he homemade UFOs -- unidentifiable food objects.

Oh, just stop it! Nobody believes you’re a teacher. Not for a second. The ‘I hate those spoiled teachers who work 1/4 of the time I do with summers off and 6-figure salaries’ crowd is well-known in these parts. The thought of teachers “getting gifts just for doing their jobs” just kills you.

Thanks to your nastiness I’ll be purchasing no less than $50 gift cards for my child’s teachers. I feel so badly that in addition to everything else they have to put up with the likes of you. You’re horrible.

You are willfully ignorant.....LOL. My nieces and nephews will enjoy the $50 gift cards. Thanks for stepping up your gift game. LOL

You're a terrible person. A cheapskate. And give teachers a bad name. You clearly don't care, though. So, yay?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

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To all you parents: Anything homemade and edible goes straight into the trash can at home. (I have the decency to not trash the food in the classroom where students might observe.) All gift cards are re-gifted as presents to my nephews and nieces, except Starbucks -- my husband gets first dibs on those.

So keep those gifts coming this season as I need to start my re-gift planning. But hold he homemade UFOs -- unidentifiable food objects.

Oh, just stop it! Nobody believes you’re a teacher. Not for a second. The ‘I hate those spoiled teachers who work 1/4 of the time I do with summers off and 6-figure salaries’ crowd is well-known in these parts. The thought of teachers “getting gifts just for doing their jobs” just kills you.

Thanks to your nastiness I’ll be purchasing no less than $50 gift cards for my child’s teachers. I feel so badly that in addition to everything else they have to put up with the likes of you. You’re horrible.

You are willfully ignorant.....LOL. My nieces and nephews will enjoy the $50 gift cards. Thanks for stepping up your gift game. LOL

Anyone okay with giving $50 to a working adult will definitely have no problem with the money going to a child.

Knowing that teachers have to deal with sickos like you has made me decide to step up my game even more. Now your niece will have $75 -$100 to enjoy. And instead of Target or Amazon, I'll make life easier for her by making it a Visa gift card. You're welcome.

Much appreciated. Keep those gifts comings in this order of priority:

1. Gift cards (easily transferable).
2. Gift cards (as good as liquid currency).
3. Gift cards (marketable and widely embraced)
v v v v
99. Homemade arts and crafts (UGH! Treasure Trove and Salvation Army thanks you)
100. Food items (my compost heap thanks you)

Done! I don’t bake but I’ve bought the gift cards and will be purchasing pastries from a delicious bakery I hear the teachers love. You’re welcome.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

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To all you parents: Anything homemade and edible goes straight into the trash can at home. (I have the decency to not trash the food in the classroom where students might observe.) All gift cards are re-gifted as presents to my nephews and nieces, except Starbucks -- my husband gets first dibs on those.

So keep those gifts coming this season as I need to start my re-gift planning. But hold he homemade UFOs -- unidentifiable food objects.

Oh, just stop it! Nobody believes you’re a teacher. Not for a second. The ‘I hate those spoiled teachers who work 1/4 of the time I do with summers off and 6-figure salaries’ crowd is well-known in these parts. The thought of teachers “getting gifts just for doing their jobs” just kills you.

Thanks to your nastiness I’ll be purchasing no less than $50 gift cards for my child’s teachers. I feel so badly that in addition to everything else they have to put up with the likes of you. You’re horrible.

You are willfully ignorant.....LOL. My nieces and nephews will enjoy the $50 gift cards. Thanks for stepping up your gift game. LOL

You're a terrible person. A cheapskate. And give teachers a bad name. You clearly don't care, though. So, yay?

That troll is not a teacher. I’ll bet money on it.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I don't eat any homemade food unless I've seen the person's kitchen. I had a coworker who loved to bake and brought in treats on a regular basis. Then she threw a Pampered Chef party in her house and I was completely shocked to see her kitchen covered in rabbit and dog fur. It was unreal.

The only trouble we've ever had eating student home made treats is an overwhelming desire to go to Taco Bell after eating someone's special brownies.

[Anonymous]

I better get busy

[Anonymous]

Consider sending in a class gift. Growing up my parents always have a few games for indoor recess and it’s a tradition we have continued. We also give the teacher a gift.