Summary:
Most teachers have a cabinet full of teacher mugs and more ornaments than they need. I discuss a variety of other affordable options for teachers, coaches, bus drivers, and den mothers.

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Of course, there are the old standby gifts: the coffee mug and the Christmas ornament. But unless the individual is fairly young—say a first year teacher—the odds are better than even that there"s a cabinet in her kitchen full of teacher mugs.

What, then, can you get for these wonderful people about whom you know so little?

My favorite teacher gift is a fleece throw. You can find them for under $10 if you watch the sales; I got mine at Kohls this year and Target last year. And who can"t use a soft snuggly blanket in December? Each year I buy these, and they"re always well received.

For me, it only starts to get confusing when one of my younger kids has a teacher who already has one of my fleece throws. Then I have to get a bit creative. Another favorite gift is a set of holiday towels. They run a bit more, but I can always find one for under $20, and they"re something that the teachers love; who ever has the extra money in December to pick these up for themselves?

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