Teacher appreciation week is my favorite week! This year, I am SO busy. I don’t have time to go all out like I normally would. Nonetheless, I want my daughter’s pre-k teacher and supporting paraprofessionals to know that our family appreciates their hard work and dedication. This week, I am recycling some old teacher appreciation DIY projects from her daycare days. No harm in that, right?
First up, we gave this “Nacho Average Teacher” gift. Keeping it simple, I used a dollar store container (that can be used by teacher later), salsa, cheese sauce, and tortilla chips. I’m sure they will get tons of crayon mugs this week. So, I hope they can appreciate this yummy treat!
There are so many different ways you can spruce up this easy DIY gift. You can add a gift card to a local restaurant or a fun chip bowl and towel set. In the past, I even added drinks! If you try this idea, have fun with it! You know what your teachers like.
Go say THANK YOU to your “Nacho Average Teachers”!
SUPPLIES
- White Card Stock Paper
- “Nacho Average Teacher” Tags
- Storage Container
- Tortilla Chips
- Salsa
- Queso
- Tape
HOW TO
Step 1: Stuff container with goodies. (i.e. chips, salsa, queso, and any other themed gifts.
Step 2: Print out the free “Nacho Average Teacher” Tags
Step 3: Cut out tags and tape to bag of chips
Step 4: Deliver to your “nacho average” teachers
Step 5: Finally, celebrate creating this DIY teacher appreciation gift. Pat yourself of the back. (You did it!)
