Last-Minute Gift for Teacher Appreciation Week


Need a last-minute Teacher Appreciation Week gift? Pair a plant with a cute gift tag!

For Teacher Appreciation Week, I bought all of my children’s daycare and Pre-K teachers a plant. I made a gift tag for each one that says “Thank You for Helping me Grow!”


I bought all the plants at Trader Joe’s. This plant is called a tornado plant. 

You could check your local grocery store or plant nursery. 

If you want an editable copy of the "Thanks for Helping Me Grow!" gift tag, click here!


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Andrea Burston and I are hosting an ASCA Webinar - 3 Tech Tools to Enhance Your School Counseling Program on May 26th at 12:00pm EST. We will be sharing about Canva, Smore, and Screencastify! Click here for more details and to register!

Andrea and I also host a monthly School Counselor Meet-up on Google Meet. For more details and to see future events visit: http://bit.ly/meetup4sc.

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