7 Gifts For A Retired Teachers | Retired Teacher Thank You Gifts

It's a small tool that is used by readers and Scandinavian interior lovers to prevent their books from closing. 

From the contributor: We recently sent a survey to our customers. And a big part of them bought Page Anchor as gifts. The reason seem to be because it's a fun and new type of product that isn't only useful and solve a problem - it also looks really good (if I can say that myself). 

Contributor: Marcus Karoumi from Page Anchor

Each piece has a red bead symbolizing strength and protection, a heart for love and an animal specifically chosen for its commitment to family and community - like a penguin, an elephant or a wolf. 

Luc and Bell jewelry is a lovely gift: 

• It reminds people of their own strengths and the circle of friends around them. 
• Each bracelet is handmade. 
• Packed with meaning, they are small enough to be perfect stocking stuffers. 
• They are ideal for support groups, families, friends, teams, and children. 
• Luc and Bell bracelets retail for $12 and a portion of our profits are donated to children in need. 

Contributor: Marta and Pavlina from Luc and Bell

There are some kids that are the reason why teachers have the whole summer off - they need it! This 5x7 embellished notebook with school house charm will make any teacher laugh with recognition, and make retiring teachers appreciate realize it there are some things about teaching that won't be missed. 

Contributor: Geri Moran from Vent and Whine

A sweet little “Thank you” book that your retired teacher will love to put on display and show off to all her guests. 

Contributor: Caleb Backe from Maple Holistics

Perfect to fill with a class photo or a picture of just you and the teacher. This frame is so sweet in wishing your favorite teacher luck in what’s to come. 

Contributor: Caleb Backe from Maple Holistics

The best way to tell your teacher they are now free to do whatever they’d like- as if they didn’t already know! 

Contributor: Caleb Backe from Maple Holistics

The idea for this product was born out of the desire to preserve a sweater from a loved one in order to keep their memory alive. It all started when a friend asked if we could repurpose an old wool sweater that her late mother had worn to all of her sister’s Olympic ski races. 

To honor her late mother, we carefully refashioned the cherished sweater by cutting it into parts and thoughtfully piecing it together to create handmade mittens that would ensure her mother would always be by her side. 

Contributor: Marilyn Robertson from Jack and Mary Designs