Want to give your teacher a great gift to show your appreciation? Maybe you can’t afford a large gift but want to make your small gift special. Add a few goodies to a mason jar, then use these printable mason jar tags to make it even more special.
Want more mason jar gift tags? We have those for you as well. See these same tags for Christmas, birthdays, and weddings.
Mason jars are excellent gift giving options for teachers. They can be stuffed full of pencils, candies, self care items, and other teaching supplies.
Teacher Appreciation Gift Ideas in a Mason Jar
Supplies you’ll need for an easy teacher appreciation gift:
- Mason jar (any size)
- Goodies to fill the jar
- Gift labels (download below!)
- White card stock
- Scissors
- Hole punch
- Ribbon or string to attach the gift tag
Ideas for a teacher appreciation gift:
If you are looking for ways to fill up your teacher’s mason jar, fill it with M&M’s for a Chill Pill Jar, make a cucumber mint scrub, or fill it with Popcorn! There are so many different ways to show your child’s teacher appreciation, so get creative with your gifts.
- post-it notes
- school supplies
- chalkboard tags
- cookies
- candy
- gift cards
- succulents
- recipe in a jar (try our 2 ingredient cookies in a jar)
- stickers
- layer cake and icing
- drink mix packets
- gardening gloves and seeds
Just add your gifts to your jars and print the labels below.
Teacher Appreciation Gift Labels
To download your labels, sign up for our newsletter in the form below. The label file will then be sent to your email. From there, you can download and print as many times as you would like.
If you have any issues, please email thecountrychiccottage@yahoo.com and I will try to help. Please also remember that these are for personal use only.
How to: Mason Jar Gift Ideas for Teachers
Download the label file above and print it on white card stock. Then cut out your labels. There are four different sayings for you to choose from. You can also use these with print then cut on your Cricut machine.
Punch a hole in the labels with a hole punch.
Then add in your DIY mason jar gifts for teachers. Tie the printable tag on with some twine.
Your kids will love handing these great gifts out to their teachers.
I love the blue jars with the labels and I am sure any teacher will love them as well.
Where can you buy the heritage collection jars? You can try at a store near you or buy them from Amazon.
You can also use regular clear jars but I think the blue jars add a little something special to this project.
So, print your tags and make some mason jar gift ideas for teachers this year! They are sure to love these cute gifts in a jar with free printable tags.
Want even more ideas for teacher appreciation gift ideas? Try the links below as well!
- Chill Pills Teacher Thank You Gift
- DIY Bath Salts Teacher Gift Idea
- Pineapple Coconut Sugar Scrub Gift Idea
- Hero Teacher Gift in a Jar
- 100 Days Coffee Mug for Teachers
Supplies
- Mason jar
- Gift labels
- Goodies to fill the jar (see below)
- White card stock
- Scissors
- Hole punch
- Baker’s twine, string, or yarn
Instructions
- To download your labels, sign up for our newsletter. The label file will then be sent to your email. From there, you can download and print as many times as you would like.
- Print the label file on white card stock. Then cut out your labels. There are four different sayings for you to choose from. You can also use these with print then cut on your Cricut machine.
- Punch a hole in the labels with a hole punch.
- Then add in your goodies for the teacher. Tie the printable tag on with some twine.
Notes
- post-it notes
- school supplies
- chalkboard tags
- cookies
- candy
- gift cards
- succulents
- recipe in a jar (try our 2 ingredient cookies in a jar)
- stickers
- layer cake and icing
- drink mix packets
- gardening gloves and seeds
Those jar labels are adorable!!
Angie, this is SO cute!! I love the “It’s a Ball to be in your class” tags…so adorable!
What a wonderful thing to share with all of us, thanks so much Angie. I don’t have young kids and my grand kids are all older or I’d make things for them to give their teachers. The labels and jars are so wonderful. I can only imagine the younger readers with small children will be thrilled with the labels and ideas.
I absolutely love this!!! And one of my daughter’s teacher’s name is Ms Ball. I can’t wait to do this for her! I’m going to send one to her every day of teacher appreciation week! Thanks for sharing!
These are so cute! These would be great gifts for our PTO CHairperson(s). WOuld there be a way to do one that says, “Your on the Ball–Thanks for all that you do!” or something along those lines?? Just love this idea!
I did chocolate chip cookies in Ball jars for my daughter’s teachers this year during their teacher appreciation week, and the teachers LOVED them. I had my daughter draw a picture to put in the top of the jar between the two parts of the lid. I blogged about it here:
http://takingontoday.com/2013/03/19/teacher-appreciation-cookies/
Ok this is too cute!
Oh I love these!! I just bought some Ball jars at Walmart and am filling them with cookies for my son’s teachers for Teacher Appreciation. I’m definitely using your adorable labels! I’ll be posting a link to them from my blog with a picture of the jars.
Love, love, love these! Thank you!
Thank you so much for the use of the labels. Since Ball came out with their Heritage Spring Green I’m going to make some awesome teacher appreciation gifts this year! I can’t wait to see how they turn out. Thank you, thank you for all the stuffing suggestions. Much appreciated!
Thanks so much for sharing these! A pin from this post Pinterest inspired me (before even seeing your post). I posted about my result and linked one of your images – hope that was okay!
Thank you so much for the use of these precious tags! We filled a ball jar with orange Tic-Tacs (our teacher’s favorite candy) and attached these tags. Precious!
I absolutely adore these, Angie. I was feeling guilty because I had no teacher appreciation gift in mind, but now I can whip something up this week for my kiddo’s teachers. Now, to figure out what to fill them with!
love this so much! pinning!