Anonymous wrote:So teachers, what did you toss this year?
Anonymous wrote:No ornaments or mugs.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:My high school kids each have 7 teachers. I ordered each teacher a $10 Chipotle gift card. Not certain that they'll all love Chipotle, but there is one near the school and I figure a lunch on us might be a good gift.
+100
No, we don't like its spicy food. Your gift card is wasted.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I give a donation in the teacher's name to UNICEF.
Tacky
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:If I am a room parent, we go in as a class and get a full car detail and put the envelope in a nice car tote with car scent sticks, baby wipes, mints, hand lotion, chapstick, mini first aid kit, individual tissue packs, gloved ice scraper, pens, mini notebook, and de-icer. Always a huge hit. It is personal and very much needed during the winter months going to and from school.
This seems like a great idea, especially given this area's traffic and icy winter weather.
Interesting, because that post made me regret giving to the class gift.
Anonymous wrote:My son's teachers are getting personalized notes, the large jar Yankee Candles in Blue Summer Sky, and Bath Bombs. I want them to enjoy winter break and dream of summer time. They work so hard.
Anonymous wrote:Is cash in an Asian money envelope acceptable?
Will you feel offended if a parent gifts you a modest amount (say $15 -%20) in a gift envelope?
Anonymous wrote:So teachers, what would you like? We are in MCPS where you are not supposed to exceed $20. I usually do a gift card, but $20 doesn't go so far a lot of places!