An old project, one that we've done several times, for the various teachers in the girls' lives. It goes back even further than that to the time when I was a teacher myself and gave Anti-Stress Pills to each of my students when they were swotting for their marathon A-Level exams. That was more than 100 bottles and labels and pounds and pounds of little sugar-topped flower cookies. Per cohort of students. And I taught almost 10 full cohorts before I was whisked away to work in the Singapore education HQ we call The Ministry Of Education.
All the recipients - both teacher and student - laughed when they saw their gift.
And that is medicine in itself, isn't it?
So cute! And yes, laughter is the best medicine. :)
ReplyDeleteGreat idea ! And great for last-minute gifting, too. Thank you !
ReplyDeleteWhere did you get the cute labels from? If you made them, could you please put them on here for download? They're so cute, and a great idea! I think I'd give them to my kids' teachers in spring, when patience is starting to run low.
ReplyDeleteAw what a great idea! In the Netherlands there is no custom at all to give teachers a present!
ReplyDeleteWhat a fun gift idea!
ReplyDeleteThat is an awesome gift!
ReplyDeletedo you have a copy of the printout?
ReplyDeletei love this gift idea! however, 2 questions..
ReplyDelete1) is that a Snapple bottle? isn't it too big to fill up with candies? what would you suggest as an alternative?
2) if you could share the file for printout label that will be great.
thank you in advance!
Hi, these looked cute! May I know where did you buy the bottles from please?
ReplyDeleteI loved your idea. Here in Brazil the Teacher´s Day is on October 15th, and your present really inspired me. Thanks a lot. Hugs from Brazil :-)
ReplyDeleteCould you share the labels for printout. I really appreciate it. Thank you. ��
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