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End-of-year and Teacher Appreciation Week gifts that don't say 'World's Best Teacher' for the 14th time. We name the grade and the specialty so the gift actually fits the room.
For Teacher Appreciation WeekMay 4–8 (first full week of May)A teacher gift that names the unit lands harder than one that doesn't. Each sub-specialty page has the full product grid.
Kindergarten Teacher
Kindergarten is the hardest year of K-12 to teach well. Designs nod to the rituals, circle time, line leaders, the 1,000 daily transitions, without being saccharine.
Browse Kindergarten gifts →
Elementary Teacher
Grades 1–5: the teachers who turn kids into readers. Clean illustrated motifs that read 'serious educator' first, 'cute' a distant second.
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Special Education Teacher
Special ed teachers run the IEP machine, coordinate aides, and translate progress into language families can use. Designs nod to inclusion without leaning on overused puzzle imagery.
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Middle School Teacher
Middle school teachers herd the hardest age group in the building and still cover the standards. Designs use clipboard + planner iconography that reads as 'this teacher runs a tight room' rather than as cartoon teen merch.
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Math Teacher
Math teachers are the ones who insist on showing work and circling units. Designs use compass-and-ruler iconography that reads as serious without crossing into geometry-textbook clipart.
Browse Math gifts →
The full catalog spread for the teacher in your life, without picking a specialty.