2. There is also this really cute EOS printable from the Country Chic Cottage.
3. Or this butterfly shaped one from The Dating Divas.
4. Heck, while you are at it, buy the Costco multi pack and make some for the whole staff! Thanks to I Should be Mopping the Floor for making sure we didn't leave anyone out!
5. I know when I substitute teach my painted fingernails get noticed a lot when I use the overhead projector. Why not treat the teacher to some toe-tally awesome nail polish for her fingers {or feet}? This free printable is from eighteen25 and can even be customized for Mother's day too.
6. This next one isn't a free printable, but an idea of something that you could easily put together with items that you have on hand and with a quick trip to the hardware store to get a succulent and a terra cotta jar. Succulents are hot right now. Any teacher would love to have these easy to maintain plant.
Thanks for the idea Life Made Lovely!
7. I know it's hard to believe for some students, but teachers have a life outside of school. This popular teacher tag would be great to add to a redbox rental or Netflix subscription or it could be on the top of a bag of popcorn. The possibilities are endless! Thanks to Digi Scrapping Queen via Keeping My Cents for this one.
8. It's nearing the end of the year and believe it or not those 23 dozen sharpened pencils you sent in with your child at the beginning of school are starting to run low. Part of what I do as a sub is sharpen pencils. The Ticonderoga brand is by far superior and would make any teacher happy to find a cup full of them. Everyday Me even added a little flag to the cup, but you could add your own sentiment...
9. like these free printables from Lisa Storms. Instead of pencils, you can fill your cup with ice tea and lemonade. Trust me, these are fun for teachers to have on hand for one of those days when they need a pick me up.
10. Let's be honest, there are a lot of germs in the classroom. Why not make it fun for your teacher to wash her hands. Thanks to eighteen25 for these printables.
11. One of the first things I think of when I think of teachers is chalkboards. Why not make a fun mason jar with chalkboard paint. Fill the jar with sharpies, or pencils or flowers for a pretty sweet gift. Thanks Blue i Style for the tutorial.
12. Who doesn't love ice cream? With warmer weather coming, any teacher would love this ice cream gift card printable from I Heart Naptime.
13. While we are talking about gift cards, this one from Target is pretty awesome. Because who doesn't love Target? You can find it on Landeelu.
14. Or you can download this free printable and pair it with an Apple gift card from My Sister's Suitcase via Everything Etsy.
15. It's as simple as grabbing a kit kat in the check out line. Eighteen25 does it again!
16. While you are at the grocery store, you can pick up some Simply orange juice and print off the tag that The Fickle Pickle created.
17. You don't have to get all fancy like Skip to my Lou did and make paper strawberries {though it's awesome if you do!}. You can grab a berry box like this and add candy or treats you know your teacher would like.
18. If you have a good relationship with you child's teacher, you can head in after school and slip this to her. I probably wouldn't let me kiddo bring it to class though. This printable label from Soho Sonnet is bound to get a laugh.
19. This handmade fabric key chains won't take you long and they come with a free printable and tutorial from A Girl and a Glue Gun.
20. These free printables from Sweet Metal Moments can be printed up quickly and contain a sweet {inexpensive} gift for your teacher.
BONUS!
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