Are you scrambling to find affordable gifts for Teacher Appreciation Week? We have the perfect Teacher Appreciation Cups for you! I just love these double-walled cups and I made this one into an iced tea-themed gift for around $5! I use these cups all summer long when I’m on the go and they wash up so nicely. You can fill them with water or any other beverage and I like that they are double-walled and don’t sweat. This one fits perfectly in the cup holder of my car too. Be sure to find more Gift Ideas here.
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Teacher Appreciation Cup Ideas
Teachers are put under a lot of pressure, but they deserve some appreciation too! This iced tea gift for teachers would make a great year-end gift too or if you have aids or other teaching staff to recognize these won’t break the bank. When I use this for a year-end gift, I usually drop a Target gift card in the cup as well. These ship free if you spend $25 or have a Target Red Card.
I started with a nice double-walled cup. These cups from Amazon would work great. I stuffed it with some paper shred stuffing and included some mango passion iced tea bags. To make it cute, I printed off a cute tag that is the shape of a tea bag that says “Thank you for being a Tea-Rific Teacher.” I tied the tea bag tag around my straw and finished it off with a pretty ribbon. Scroll down to download our free printable tea bag tag. To save this teacher gift idea, be sure to pin it.
Teacher Appreciation Cups Gift Supplies
- Double-Walled Straw Cup
- Iced-Tea bags or Crystal Light Packets
- White Cardstock for the tags – sign up for printable file below
- Plain White String
- Double-Sided Tape,
- Glue Dots or Glue
- Scissors
- Stuffing Shreds or Tissue Paper
- Ribbon
How to Make Teacher Appreciation Cup Gift
- Sign Up above to have Everyday Savvy Tea Bag Tag emailed to you
- Fill your cup with your tea bags or Crystal Light and stuffing or tissue. (optional gift card)
- Print the Everyday Savvy Tea Bag Tag onto white cardstock.
- Cut out the tag and the end piece and fold them in half.
- Use either your double-sided tape, glue dot or glue to attach the string inside the center of the tag on one end and in the center of the end piece, on the other end of your string.
- Tie your tag around the straw and if desired, finish it off with a pretty ribbon.
More DIY Gift Ideas
Teacher Appreciation Cups with Free Printable Tag
These Teacher Appreciation Cups are simple to make and will be loved by teachers.
Materials
- Double-Walled Straw Cup
- Iced-Tea bags or Crystal Light Packets
- White Cardstock for the tags – sign up for printable fil
- Plain White String
- Double-Sided Tape,
- Glue Dots or Glue
- Stuffing Shreds or Tissue Paper
- Ribbon
Tools
- Scissors
Instructions
- Sign Up above to have Everyday Savvy Tea Bag Tag emailed to you
- Fill your cup with your tea bags or Crystal Light and stuffing or tissue. (optional gift card
- Print the Everyday Savvy Tea Bag Tag onto white cardstock.
- Cut out the tag and the end piece and fold them in half.
- Use either your double-sided tape, glue dot or glue to attach the string inside the center of the tag on one end and in the center of the end piece, on the other end of your string.
- Tie your tag around the straw and if desired, finish it off with a pretty ribbon.
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Rita O'Neal says
Thank you so much for this printable! I made a very cute gift for my daughter’s teacher. I did a mug with quite a few packets of tea. It is so cute!
Melissa says
So glad you like it!
Corina says
I want to thank you for the free printable attached. I plan to do this!
Heidi says
Your welcome! These cups are a hit with teachers as they are so handy for summer.
Corrinna says
Very cute and a great idea! Thanks for the printable 🙂
Shana Sutton says
Aww, i love this! My mom used to this for my teachers when i was growing up. But she didn’t have the fancy martha-stewart-esque printable! very nice! 🙂
Pinning this!
Cheers!
Shana
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Christine says
They are currently selling double walled cups at the dollar tree store.
Melissa says
Thanks for the tip!!!
Heidi says
There are so many great places to get these cups. I do find that the Dollar Tree cups break and sometimes leak, but I have found new places that carry these like Walmart, Marshall’s, Ross and more.
Melissa says
That is a great tip Heidi! I will be sure to check those places for cups. I don’t want one that leaks.
Lovelyn says
Thank you for sharing this great gift idea and free printable. I’m in the process right now of putting these together for Monday!
Melissa says
Glad you like them!
Tanya says
Thank you for the idea! It was so fast to put together. My son’s teacher will receive hers tomorrow. It cost me a $1 to make it. I purchased the cup fom a dollar store. I had the rest of the materials at home.
Heidi says
Glad you love it! It’s so nice to find useful, affordable gifts. 🙂
Jamie says
Love this! The printable tea-rific is great. Would love to do this for my boy’s teachers. I have hot pink , lime and teal cups. Is the printable available in different colors?
Melissa says
Sorry – we only have the one color right now but will consider adding some new colors.
Morgan @ Morgan Manages Mommyhood says
This is so cute and easy! Who wouldn’t love to receive this?
Melissa says
I agree! I make them every year for my daughter’s teachers. Cute and easy which is my kind of craft.
Edna says
Hi Melissa, love this idea and the darling printable! I am in charge of gifts for all the volunteers at our school and would like to use this. Anyway you could do a Thanks for being a tea-rrific volunteer printable as well? Of have any idea where I could find one similar to yours? I don’t have the computer skills to be able to create this on my own. 🙁
Thanks for any help!
Heidi says
Glad you love it! We don’t have anything for volunteers right now, unfortunately.
Thanks so much,
Heidi
Joanne says
Such a cute and simple idea! I’ve been wanting to do SOMETHING for teacher appreciation these past 2 years but it’s so hard when they hit high school and have over 10 teachers a year. This would work well though! Pinned.